Production

We build the room

Everything the festival needs for three days in November, available to anybody who needs it for one night in March.

The other 362 days

What the crew

does in between

Ask for a quote

Festival production

Site design, staging, power, sound, light and the whole build schedule. We have put four stages on a public square ten years running with no cancelled set.

From GHS 45,000

One-night concerts

A hall, a hotel lawn or a beach. Full production or just the parts you are missing — most promoters call us for sound and end up handing over the site.

From GHS 12,000

Brand activations

Launches, roadshows and sponsor stages that do not look like sponsor stages. We book the acts too, and we tell you honestly when the fit is wrong.

From GHS 18,000

Artist touring

Accra, Kumasi, Takoradi, Tamale, Ho. Backline, crew, transport and advance for acts who would rather play than negotiate with five venues.

Per date, on request

How it goes

Four steps,

no surprises

01

We walk the site

Before a price. Power, ground, access, neighbours, the wind off the sea and where the trucks can actually turn.

02

A drawing and a number

A site plan, a kit list and one price with nothing left to be confirmed later. Within five working days.

03

The build

Stage and rig first, power second, everything else against a schedule you can see. Sound check happens the day before, not the day of.

04

Show and strike

Our crew stays on it all night and the ground is clear by the following noon. You get the incident log either way.

Crew building an outdoor stage against a low sun
A lighting truss and moving heads against a blue sky
A line-array speaker stack flown at an outdoor concert

Highlife

Afrobeats

Gospel

Drill

Palmwine

Hiplife

Fontomfrom

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Highlife

Afrobeats

Gospel

Drill

Palmwine

Hiplife

Fontomfrom

Kpanlogo

Owned, not sub-hired

What is in

the warehouse

Sound

Two line-array systems to 8,000 capacity, 48 channels of digital desk, full monitor world and a delay tower stack.

Light

Sixty moving heads, LED wash, haze, follow spot, and a console operator who has done this since 2016.

Stage

Layher decking to 12m × 10m, roofed, with wind loading signed off by an engineer before anybody stands on it.

Power

Two 100kVA silenced generators with automatic changeover, distro to every position and a spare that has never been needed.

Video

A 6m × 3.5m LED wall, three cameras and a vision mix — the same rig that films the replays.

Crew

Fourteen full-time and up to two hundred trained casuals, all of them paid the same day rate whoever the client is.

An engineer's hands across the faders of a live sound desk

The part nobody

puts on a poster

Two years running, the complaint we heard most was about the field beyond the mixing position — fine for the first thirty metres and thin after that. It is the most boring problem in live sound and the most common.

We fixed it in 2025 with a delay tower stack, time-aligned every afternoon before doors, and it cost about as much as one mid-bill fee. That is the trade this crew makes: the money goes into the parts of a show that only become visible when they are wrong.

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Editions since 2016

40

Acts on the 2026 bill

32

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Through the gates last year

210

Crew and stewards on site

Early-bird passes

close on 30 September

Weekend passes go up by eighty cedis at the end of September and the Late Room sells out every year before the lineup is even announced.

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