Gyakie Set To Perform At Afro Jam Fest In Japan

Gyakie Set To Perform At Afro Jam Fest In Japan
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Ghanaian singer Gyakie is set to thrill audiences in Japan as part of the star-studded lineup for the Afro Jam Fest 2025, scheduled to take place from July 18 to 27 where Gyakie is performing on July 18 in Okinawa, July 24 in Osaka, and July 27 in Tokyo. The festival, which marks Japan’s first-ever major Afrobeats event, will feature performances from top international stars, including Rema, Ruger, Shenseea, and Jason Derulo.

Afro Jam Fest aims to introduce and celebrate Afrobeats culture in Japan, a growing market for African music. With Gyakie’s impressive track record, including hit songs like FOREVER and SOMETHING, her performance is highly anticipated by fans eager to experience her soulful sound on the international stage.

The festival is expected to be a landmark moment for Afrobeats in Asia, further solidifying the genre’s global appeal. Gyakie’s participation reinforces her rising influence in the industry and her commitment to taking Ghanaian music to the world.

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