Ghanaian musician, filmmaker and multidisciplinary creative Worlasi is set to host Worla (The Creators Concert) on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at Camp Elim Africa in Accra.
The event, scheduled to begin at 7:00 p.m., promises an intimate live music experience that reflects Worlasi's unique artistry, with tickets starting from GH¢150. Fans can purchase tickets online.
Known for seamlessly blending hip-hop, alternative music, spoken word, theatre and visual storytelling, Worlasi has built a reputation as one of Ghana's most innovative creatives.
Over the years, he has earned acclaim for projects such as The Rap Yɛ Strong Mixtape, Supa, and Fokn Bois collaborations, while also making his mark as an actor and film producer.
His performances are often praised for their live instrumentation, poetic lyricism and immersive storytelling, qualities that have become synonymous with the Worlasi brand.
According to the organisers, Worla (The Creators Concert) will feature Worlasi performing alongside the acclaimed live band Senku Live, offering audiences a stripped-back, intentional concert experience centred on live instrumentation and deep storytelling.
Rather than a conventional concert, the event is being positioned as a gathering for creatives and music lovers seeking a meaningful connection through art.
With limited capacity and an immersive atmosphere at Camp Elim Africa, the show is expected to be one of Worlasi's most distinctive live experiences yet.
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