What a night to remember! The Music Is My Life Concert returned to its beloved home in Tema Community 2, bringing together more than 10,000 passionate fans for an extraordinary celebration of Ghanaian music and culture that lasted until dawn.

Now in its remarkable 11th year, the 2026 edition of this iconic event has truly solidified its place as one of Ghana's premier live music experiences. Held at Big Base Pub, the concert delivered on its promise of being a "first-of-its-kind" experience, thanks to the vision of Mubarak Nkrumah (K9), Chief Executive Officer of Mimlife Records.

The evening began on a beautiful note with Lasmid's soulful rendition of "Olivia," which had the entire crowd singing along in perfect harmony. The surprises kept coming when Sister Deborah delighted fans with an unexpected appearance, performing her beloved hit "Africa Madonna."

Sista Afia delivered one of the night's most powerful performances, reminding everyone why she stands tall among Ghana's leading female artists. Her commanding stage presence and string of chart-topping hits energized the massive crowd.

The concert also beautifully highlighted emerging talent from Mimlife Records. Kimilist brought infectious street energy that had the audience moving, while Mista Myles impressed everyone with his polished and confident performance, showcasing his remarkable growth as an artist.

Kweku Smoke captivated fans with a hit-packed set that reinforced his position as one of Ghana's most exciting performers. The Asakaa Boys—Jay Bahd, Reggie, Kwaku DMC, and Skyface SDW—brought the distinctive energy of Kumerica drill to Tema, creating an electric atmosphere.

One of the evening's most magical moments came when rap legend Sarkodie took the stage. The iconic performer took fans on a nostalgic journey through his impressive catalogue, culminating in a viral Azonto dance that sent the packed venue into absolute euphoria.

As the sun began to rise around 5:00 am, King Promise made a thrilling surprise appearance that gave the dedicated crowd a second wind. His high-energy performance of global hits provided the perfect finale to an already unforgettable night.

Eric Asmah, General Manager of Mimlife Records, expressed heartfelt gratitude for the community's support: "We are extremely excited to have provided the Tema community with a show of this magnitude. The overwhelming support drives us, and we promise an even bigger and more innovative approach for next year."

Since its inception, Mimlife Records has blossomed into a respected force in Ghana's music industry. The organization's dedication to community impact through major live events continues to make the Music Is My Life Concert a cornerstone of Ghana's rich music culture.

This year's concert wasn't just about the music—it was a powerful testament to the unity, passion, and creative spirit that makes Ghana's music scene so special. The willingness of fans to stay throughout the night, supporting both established stars and emerging talent, speaks volumes about the vibrant community that surrounds Ghanaian music.

With each passing year, the Music Is My Life Concert grows stronger, bringing people together and creating memories that last a lifetime. The future looks incredibly bright for Ghana's music culture!