
The countdown is officially on as the 2026 Ghana Music Awards UK (GMAUK26) prepares to celebrate a decade of recognising and promoting Ghanaian music excellence in the United Kingdom and across the diaspora.
The highly anticipated 10th Anniversary edition is scheduled for October 31, 2026, at the Royal Regency in London, with Sammyflex TV set to bring audiences closer to the action through extensive coverage led by Production Manager Roland Amartey.
Known for his strong production experience, sharp editorial instincts, and deep connection to Ghana’s entertainment industry, Roland Amartey is expected to deliver engaging and comprehensive coverage of the prestigious event.
His coverage will go beyond the red carpet, capturing interviews with artists and industry personalities, live performances, industry conversations, backstage moments, and memorable highlights from the night.
The Ghana Music Awards UK has become an important platform for celebrating Ghanaian talent, creativity, and achievements across the diaspora. This year’s edition, which marks the awards’ 10th anniversary, is expected to attract leading names from Ghanaian music, entertainment, and the wider creative industry.
For Sammyflex TV, the coverage will provide viewers with an authentic front-row experience, featuring red-carpet interviews, artist interactions, exclusive content, and behind-the-scenes moments from one of the biggest celebrations of Ghanaian music in the UK.
With the red carpet scheduled for 5:00 PM and the main show beginning at 7:00 PM, the Royal Regency will become the centre of Ghanaian music celebrations in London.
As GMAUK26 approaches, audiences can expect timely updates, exclusive interviews, insightful commentary, and premium digital content from Sammyflex TV, with Roland Amartey at the forefront of the coverage.
London is ready. Ghanaian music is ready. Sammyflex TV is ready.



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