Two African-American top musicians supported by local artistes will take the AIDS awareness message to the youth at the Accra and Kumasi Sports Stadiums on April 19 and 21 respectively.
The local artistes will include BUK-BAK, TIK-TAK, Nana Kwame and Black Prophet.
Dubbed “Do or Die” the concerts are aimed at spreading the message on HIV/AIDS through the power of music.
This initiative to spread the AIDS message in Africa through music came from Rita Williams owner of Supreme Records in the US.
The concerts are also in line with basket player Magic Johnson’s move to create awareness about the deadly disease around the world.
These were made known at a media briefing last week Friday at Busy Internet in Accra.
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