At the La Palm Dome in Accra, the Adom FM Y2K Jam drew music lovers eager to relive the sounds of the early 2000s. The event, themed around the music and culture of the decade, saw the Ghanaian group Praye take the stage and deliver a spirited performance that quickly became the night’s highlight.
Praye Tiatia led the group through a selection of their popular songs, with the crowd immediately joining in singing and dancing. The highlight came when he performed the hit “Angelina,” prompting almost every patron to sing along to each line.
His appearance revived memories of the period when Praye dominated the Ghanaian music scene with a string of favorites. Other artistes, including Antwi ne Antwi, added to the nostalgic atmosphere by performing hits such as “Sakina.” The La Palm Dome remained lively from the opening acts, with patrons dancing, singing and reminiscing about the music that defined the Y2K era.
For many attendees, the Y2K Jam offered more than entertainment; it was an opportunity to reconnect with memories tied to a significant chapter in Ghana’s music history. The event brought together fans of all ages, with DJs and performers guiding them through a catalogue of songs that once dominated the airwaves.
With energetic performances, familiar tunes and enthusiastic participation, the Adom FM Y2K Jam celebrated the music and culture of the Y2K era in a memorable way.
