THE RAGGA CONCERT ✹ MIKE AKOX🇬🇭 ALBUM LAUNCH
THE RAGGA CONCERT ✹ MIKE AKOX🇬🇭 ALBUM LAUNCH
THE RAGGA CONCERT ✹ MIKE AKOX🇬🇭 ALBUM LAUNCH
Open Doors Live Music presents Ghanaian-born powerhouse Mike Akox, who launches his highly anticipated debut album, RAGGA.
Known as The Showman, Mike has earned his title through legendary live performances that channel the spirit of James Brown, Michael Jackson, and Fela Kuti. His music is a fusion of signature melodies and global sounds, a fresh force in the Afrobeat scene.
Supported by:
ESI
DOA
DJ SOVO & EPA
+ Special Guests (TBA)
Date: Saturday 20th March
Doors: 7.30 pm-late
Food by: Goodies Jamaican Patties
Red Rattler Theatre, Marrickville
Tickets: redrattler.org/whats-on | Witness The Showman live
About the Album RAGGA
RAGGA marks Mike Akox's first full-length studio release, a deeply personal 13-track journey, dropping August 21.
The album's intro track, Eno Mary, is a tribute to his late grandmother, built around a bedtime prayer they shared together: "Holy Mother Mary, come and save us." It sets the tone for a project born from breaking cycles, channelling raw emotion, and turning life into music.
With previous tracks like Spectacular, Merlot, Florence (co-signed by Ebro), and the massive hit Super Mario earning praise from Triple J, Apple Music, and Red Bull Music, Mike's debut album is set to take the Afrobeat world by storm.


Lineup

Esi
Esi is a rising Ghanaian-Australian independent singer, songwriter, and creative director based in Sydney, Australia. She describes music as an extension of herself and an art form where she gets to showcase her truest self and multiple versions of her identity

DOA
DOA (professionally known as DOADENZ) is an emerging Afro-Australian independent rapper, singer, and songwriter based in Western Sydney, Australia. Known for his versatile sound, he blends elements of Hip-Hop, Rap, and Afrobeats.

Mike Akox
Mike Akox (widely known as "The Showman") is a highly energetic Ghanaian-Australian Afrobeat artist, performer, and cultural ambassador. He is recognized as a pioneer of the Afrobeat movement in Australia, bridging the gap between the music scenes of West Africa and Australia
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