Music maestro cum legend Kojo Antwi is sticking to tradition as he goes live, as usual, on the night when December hits 24th, to serve his sizzling repertoire of heart touching love songs at his annual The Ultimate Celebration of Love show.

Well there is everything ‘tradition’ about this year’s show – to be hosted at his favoured Labadi Beach Hotel where he serves out his customised brand, and with him on stage to perform “Die 4 U” will be Cina Soul, young but hot and promising enough to share the Music Man’s stage, plus the sweet voiced and ready to explode Krymi, doing “So Damn Fine”, “Dede”, “Toffee” and “Dw3”.

Kojo Antwi says he loves to shine the light on young artistes deserving a chance and everybody’s attention.

And then, also in keeping with tradition, will be the celebrated R2BEES, as well as the silky-voiced Ofori Amponsah, giants in their own rights deserving of career sparks only the size and shape of Kojo Antwi can bring. Of course the sensational keyboardist Kwame Yeboah will serve his own brand of love potion right from the tips of his nimble fingers.

The Ultimate Celebration of Love show has over the years so won the hearts of patrons who seem never to have enough of Kojo Antwi, and he tells Graphic Online, “I can only be grateful to them for the unfailing support and why not, as long as there is life and the strength to go on, I surely will be there for them.”

Two years ago Kojo Antwi was on stage dishing out goodies and hugs to fans, followed by an hour long selfies section, and last year he had fans decide the arrangement of songs to be played as they plucked one song after another artistically hanged from a tree up stage. What comes up this Thursday, December 24, is only up to the maestro and his amazing stagecraft.

Limited tickets for the show have long been selling in order to manage the numbers and observe Covid-19 protocols, and if you are yet to secure one, they are available at the Airport Shell, Baatsonaa Total and Labadi Beach Hotel, or you may want to call 0245085016 and 0206800700 to order for delivery.