Maccasio Prepares Ahead of TOO BIG CONCERT

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Maccasio and the 69 fans
Tamale’s biggest entertainment event – TOO BIG Concert – comes off at the Tamale Sports Stadium on 1st January 2017. For music lovers in Tamale, especially 69 fans, come January 1st, 69fans and shatta movement fans can’t think far, in fact, they can’t think madness.












Souvenirs, Bandana’s, customize T-shirts and many other materials for the TOO BIG CONCERT have been released into the market and both shatta movement and 69 fans have begun purchasing these Souvenirs. We all know Maccasio and Shatta wale are crazy artiste, and will do anything on stage to make their fans happy, and let’s face the truth, their fans are even crazier than them, so one can imagine what January 1st night will be and look like.


Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr., known by his stage name Shatta Wale, VGMA Artiste of the Year(2014),Best Dancehall Artiste of the Year (2014), NEA Best African Artiste (2014 ) thus the Dancehall king, will perform Shatta Movement, if one can recall Shatta Wale's performance at the Nima Sallah fest remix. The night saw the man of the moment Shatta Wale who also played almost 150 songs and more with much energy when he mounted the stage, so imagine what will happen if he performs it at the Tamale Sports Stadium.




Maccasio 69 Peace Concert, that saw all the lights at the Tamale Sports Stadium at its brightest last Saturday August 13, witness over 10 thousand vociferous 69 fans screaming and busting out their joy at the Tamale Sports Stadium till dawn 14th August. Born Sherif Abdul-Majeed, Maccasio has appeared with full vim and spirit, ready and eager to take over Tamale Music; his presence has created tough competition among the local artist in the metropolis and has picked up two awards at the just ended Northern Music Awards

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