
The Angela music fame after entertaining music fans with hit songs and spectacular performances, fast rising Ghanaian artiste, Kuami Eugene, has launched his maiden album.
The Lynx Entertainment artiste launched the album yesterday, December 15, 2018, at the VIP Car Park of the Kumasi Sports Stadium.
Thousands of music lovers were present to support the highlife artiste upon the release of his ‘Rockstar’ album.
Other musicians who performed at the Rockstar Concert, apart from Kuami, were Okyeame Kwame (whose upcoming ‘Made in Ghana’ album features Kuami Eugene), Kwesi Arthur, Bless, Adina, Kidi, DopeNation, Strongman Burner, and others.
Rock Star Concert
Posted by Kuami Eugene on Saturday, December 15, 2018
The ‘Rockstar album which features only Sarkodie has 13 songs including ‘Walahi,’ ‘Confusion,’ ‘Angela’, ‘Wish Me Well,’ Rockstar’ and ‘Heaven.’
Rock Star Concert Ongoing Now Inside The Kumasi Sports Stadium
Posted by Kuami Eugene on Saturday, December 15, 2018
To most patrons, one highlight of the concert was Kuami’s closing performance.
He decided to re-enact a scene in the video he did for 'Wish Me Well,' live on stage.
Kuami who earlier was clad in an all-black costume changed into a red jacket. As the lights went brighter, showers of 'rain' started pouring on him, as was done in the 'Wish Me Well' video.
Kuami Eugene, who won the New Artiste of the Year at the 2018 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards has been tipped by some music fans and pundits as a possible contender for the Artiste of the Year in next year’s VGMA.


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