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Talking Drums Festival: Ghana To Host Africa’s Biggest Hip-Hop Celebration In December

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Published: October 29, 2025
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Accra – Ghana’s vibrant capital, Accra, once again sets the stage for a historic global music moment this December 2025, as the inaugural Talking Drums Festival (www.TalkingDrums.Live) brings together some of the world’s biggest names in hip-hop for a landmark two-day experience.

The Talking Drums Festival, positioned as an afro-diasporic celebration of hip-hop culture, will take place on 29 and 30 December 2025.

It is expected to draw tens of thousands of fans not only from across Africa and the global diaspora, but also from Ghana.

This 48-hour non-stop celebration will spotlight rhythm, culture, and unity, featuring performances from over 40 artists representing the U.S., U.K., and various countries throughout the African continent.

“For over 50 years, Hip-hop has influenced not just music fans but many other creative industries,” stated Ruddy Kwakye, Executive Producer of the festival.

“The Talking Drums Festival will celebrate this impact by uniting the infectious cadence of the sound with the energy of the performers, and the fandom culture, to showcase its connection to Africa and, of course, its global dominance.”  

This approach reflects the festival’s commitment to honouring hip-hop’s diverse legacy, bringing together different styles, voices, and expressions that have shaped the genre worldwide.

The festival has entered a multi-year partnership with the Black Star Experience, the national branding initiative by the government of Ghana, furthering the legacy of the acclaimed Beyond the Return campaign, inviting the global Black diaspora to reconnect with the continent through culture, art, music, tourism, and heritage.

Rex Owusu Marfo (Image: Talking Drums Festival)

Rex Owusu Marfo, the Presidential Coordinator for the initiative, emphasised that “Ghana’s esteemed reputation as the Culture Capital of Africa, over the years, has firmly established it as a prominent destination for global experiences, attracting visitors from around the world.

“The nation’s dynamic and diverse musical heritage, along with its disruptive cultural scene, positions Ghana as the ideal host for this premier celebration of the hip-hop genre, a genre that continues to shape and energize cultures worldwide.”

A star-studded lineup announcement and a full itinerary of events and experiences will be released in the coming days. Fans can sign up for priority access and exclusive festival perks at www.TalkingDrums.Live

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