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When Rhythm & Brunch first launched in Accra two years ago, few could have predicted how quickly it would grow into one of Africa's most recognizable cultural exports. Built on the shared nostalgia of '90s and 2000s R&B, the event has consistently sold out across multiple cities, attracting both everyday fans and international stars.
Now, after a run of successful shows in East Africa - with packed venues in Kigali, Kampala, and Nairobi - the brand returns home to Ghana with perhaps its most ambitious step yet. On September 27th, platinum-selling R&B artist Sisqó will headline the two-year anniversary edition in Accra.
Sisqó Live in Accra: Rhythm & Brunch's 2 Year Anniversary Sets the Stage for 2025's Biggest Show Yet
For those who came of age in the early 2000s, Sisqo's hits like "Unleash The Dragon" and "Thong Song" are more than just music; they are cultural touchstones. Bringing an artist of his stature into the Rhythm & Brunch orbit is both a statement of intent and a sign of how far the platform has come in a relatively short time.
The choice also underscores Rhythm & Brunch's formula for success: nostalgia delivered at scale. By curating sing-along nights that prioritize inclusivity and communal energy, the event has carved out a unique niche - neither traditional concert nor club night, but something in between. In that sense, hosting Sisqó isn't just about spectacle, it's about reinforcing the brand's identity as the premium go-to space where Africans unite around music they love.
With insiders hinting at additional surprises planned for the night, and for December as well, the concert has the potential to be more than a headline show; it could be a defining moment for Accra's cultural calendar in 2025. Whether measured by ticket demand, star power, or symbolic weight, Rhythm & Brunch's anniversary edition already looks set to be the city's most significant musical event of the year.