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Superstars, DJs shine at Mr Eazi’s detty rave in Ghana

The Detty Rave Festival, founded by Afrobeats superstar Mr Eazi, delivered its most spectacular edition yet last week in Accra, drawing tens of thousands of fans from across the globe.

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The Detty Rave Festival, founded by Afrobeats superstar Mr Eazi, delivered its most spectacular edition yet last week in Accra, drawing tens of thousands of fans from across the globe.
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The DJ-led festival showcased electrifying performances from BellaWorldwide, DJ Tunez, Shifa Ligero, Smallgod, Chichi DJ, Kelvin DJ, and Choplife Soundsystem (featuring Don Eazi and DJ Edu). With a surprise appearances by international superstars such as Adekunle Gold, Tekno, King Promise, Donaeo, Young Jonn, Kweku Smoke, BlaqBonez, and Arajay added to the excitement.

This year’s theme, Red and White Noise, came alive with cutting-edge laser light shows, immersive stage designs, and vibrant visuals. Attendees were treated to a full cultural experience, including interactive art installations, live performances and food popups.

Detty Rave has solidified its position as a global hub for African dance music, creativity, and cultural unity. Reflecting on the event, Mr Eazi said, “Detty Rave isn’t just a festival; it’s a
celebration of African creativity and music.

“As we close another incredible chapter, we remain deeply grateful to our hardworking team, phenomenal DJs, and loyal fans who make Detty Rave the success it is. This year’s edition was not just a music festival; it was an experience and celebration of African creativity and unity, reinforcing our commitment to showcasing the boundless potential of the continent’s music and arts industry.”
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