Sarkodie To Storm Nine Cities With JAMZ Album

By Afua Aprakuwa Boafo
Journalist

April 3rd, 2023

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Rapper Sarkodie announced his album tour earlier this year, saying he would travel internationally to promote the new album and his appearance on Bob Marley's STIR IT UP remix.

The multiple award-winning rapper took to his Twitter page to provide details of the tour. He posted a flyer that included his photo, the locations and dates of each performance as well as a statement that special guests would be revealed. From his tweet, the tour will kickstart from Manchester on May 25 and shut down in Amsterdam on June 10.

Tickets will be out on the 5^th of April 2023.

Sarkodie’s JAMZ album consists of 10 solid songs and features some of Ghana’s great talents such as Black Sherrif, Cina Soul, King Promise and many more. Additionally, it features Nigerian artistes like BNXN, Joeboy, Ink Boy and others.

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