Tidal Rave Festival is much more than a party, it is, however, a cultural movement. This year, the festival is leaning into its role as a hub for Ghanaian youth culture by partnering with the Black Star Experience and introducing the Culture Currents, a team of leading creative voices.
This two-day celebration, held on November 14th and 15th at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel, promises to redefine what it means to rave in Ghana.
“Over the years, Tidal Rave has been known for delivering the ultimate rave experience. But this year, for the first time ever, the spotlight shifts to the Culture Currents, a carefully selected team of top industry specialists,” Awo Ampadu Somuah, Event Director of Tidal Rave Festival, said at the launch event.
“The Culture Currents made up of some of Ghana’s most exciting voices: Lisa Quama, Ato Sekyi, Rev Erskine, Samuella Graham, Ellen Osabutey, Makafui Awuku, Kojo Junior, and Joewackle,” she added.
Tasked with shaping the festival from the inside out, they bring diverse perspectives to reimagine what raving looks and feels like in 2025. From fashion and food to culture, dance, storytelling, and sustainability, these creative minds are promising ravers a once-in-a-lifetime wild experience that goes beyond music, a thrilling celebration of energy, culture, and community. With fresh energy and fearless perspectives, the Culture Currents are ready to spark a wave that will ripple far beyond the coastline.
