
Accra, 18th December, 2013: Shatta Wale, the self-acclaimed Dancehall king will on December 24 and 25, stage a comeback at the most anticipated YFM Loud in Gh Dancehall explosion concert in Kumasi and Accra respectively.
Report in the media reveals that the 'enter the net' hit-maker was 'floored' by his opponent Samini at the recently held Big Eruption concert in Accra. Aside all the stories with mixed interpretation of the two dancehall sensations' performances at the show, officials of Y107.9 FM have revealed that the Loud in Gh Dancehall explosion will be the biggest concert in the year 2013 as it features these two music heavy-weights among other hit-makers on the Ghanaian dancehall scene currently.
'As the flagship musical event of Y107.9FM, running for the past four years, we always surprise our fans with incredible line-up of performers. Bringing Shattawale, Samini, Stonebouy, Jupiter and Kakie together on one stage is definitely going to make the Dacnehall explosion one of the best concerts held to close the year. 2013 happens to be our 5th anniversary celebrations year and we are promising our fans that they will have the best dancehall experience in Kumasi and Accra on 24th and 25th respectively, William Nankah Bruce, General Manager of Y107.9FM commented.
The Loud in Gh Dance hall explosion is sponsored by First Atlantic Bank.
For more information, please contact [email protected] or 0302 912 071-3 or visit Y FM website www.yfmghana.com



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