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By Simon Asare

Accra, Oct. 24, GNA – Ghanaian musician Fad Lan, also known in showbiz circles as Young Bull, realised a long-held ambition when he filled the Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium in Tamale with thousands of music lovers for his Homecoming Concert.

The event, which attracted more than 20,000 fans, celebrated Dagbon culture and showcased the growing influence of Northern Ghana’s music industry.

The concert also featured performances from renowned Ghanaian music duo R2Bees, whose appearance highlighted the significance of the occasion for fans in the Northern Region.

Several emerging and established artistes from the region also performed, including Kadiana, Drip Dwit, Fasetwo, Your Redeemer, Flamebwoy, Sambwoy, M.O Ratty, S Bio, Militana, Don Ziggy, Muftee, D L, Da Blackstar, Israhim and Wiz Child.

One of the highlights of the night was the appearance of rapper Maccasio, popularly known as “The Landlord,” who joined Fad Lan on stage to perform their collaborative song, Landlord.

Fad Lan also shared the stage with Ricch Kid and Papi Swade, providing further exposure for local talent and underscoring the growth of Tamale’s music scene.

R2Bees thrilled patrons with a selection of their hit songs, while Fad Lan later joined the duo on stage in what many fans described as one of the standout moments of the concert.

The artiste, noted for blending Dagbani language with hip-hop sounds, has released several popular songs, including Life Too Short, Mangbuni, Sister, Abundance, Misa Misa and Menko Fie.

The concert was widely seen as a reflection of the growing prominence of Northern Ghana’s music industry and the ability of local artistes to organise large-scale entertainment events.

Fad Lan expressed appreciation to headline sponsor Somoco Ghana, Young Bull Records and the event’s production team for their support in making the concert a success.

GNA

Edited by Kenneth Odeng Adade

Reporter: Simon Asare

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