Praye Tiatia electrifies Adom FM Y2K Jam at La Palm Dome
Praye Tiatia’s electrifying performance revived Y2K nostalgia at Accra’s La Palm Dome, drawing crowds across generations.
Praye Tiatia’s performance became the highlight of Adom FM’s Y2K Jam at the La Palm Dome in Accra.
The event celebrated 2000s Ghanaian music and culture, drawing patrons eager to relive the era’s sounds.
Praye Tiatia delivered a spirited set, immediately sparking sing-alongs and dance from the crowd.
His rendition of the hit song “Angelina” triggered near-universal participation, reviving memories of Praye’s dominant era in Ghanaian music.
Other performers included Antwi ne Antwi, who thrilled the audience with his popular track Sakina.
Patrons of all ages danced, sang and reminisced throughout the night at the La Palm Dome.
The gathering united music lovers across generations through shared nostalgia and energetic performances.
Artistes and DJs curated a playlist of early 2000s hits that once dominated Ghanaian airwaves.
Organisers described the event as a cultural bridge, connecting younger audiences with formative sounds of the nation’s music history.
No official attendance figures were released, but the venue remained packed and lively till close.
The Adom FM Y2K Jam formed part of broader efforts to revive public engagement with Ghana’s musical heritage.
Piesie Esther later paid a courtesy visit to the Ga Mantse following the event.
Media personality Patience Ozokwo expressed personal sorrow over missing the funeral of Olu Jacobs.
Adom FM continues to explore thematic programming that blends entertainment with cultural reflection.
No further editions of the Y2K Jam have been announced by management.
The event’s success signals strong public appetite for retro-themed music celebrations in Ghana.
Fans now await potential follow-up editions or regional expansions of the concept.
Praye Tiatia’s performance reaffirmed his status as a nostalgic icon in contemporary Ghanaian music circles.
