Maccasio Sets Unprecedented Record with ‘69 for Peace Reloaded’ Concert: A Night of Surprises, Unity, and Unmatched Spectacle

In an electrifying display of unity, artistry, and showmanship, Maccasio held his historic 69 for Peace Reloaded Concert on November 9, 2024, at the Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium in Tamale. This concert marked Maccasio’s 10th major event at the stadium, setting a new benchmark for Northern Ghana’s music scene and redefining what a live performance can accomplish in Ghana. This time, the stakes were higher — not only in terms of performance but also in ticket pricing, as Maccasio became the first artist in the region to set VIP tickets at GHC 150 and gate tickets at GHC 200, while regular tickets sold at GHC 50. Yet, the event drew an impressive crowd, proving the artist’s powerful influence and loyal fan base.
The “69 for Peace” theme, rooted in Maccasio’s 2016 peace concert, resonated with his supporters as the December 2024 elections approached. From the outset, the concert’s purpose was clear: to preach unity and peace, bridging communities in a time of potential tension. Maccasio’s efforts were amplified by a talented lineup of supporting acts, including Fad Lan, Wiz Child, Is Rahim, Ricch Kid, S Bio, Y Sham, and more, creating an unforgettable night filled with high-energy performances.
But what truly set the evening apart was Maccasio’s stage entrance — a move that had been the talk of the town for weeks leading up to the concert. Known for his elaborate and unexpected entries, fans speculated wildly about how he might appear this time. Rumors spread that he might descend from above, harnessed in a dramatic aerial display. But in a masterstroke of surprise, Maccasio entered the stadium mounted on a camel, stunning his audience with an unpredictable and culturally resonant entrance. The sight of the rapper riding a camel into the arena sent the crowd into an uproar, solidifying his reputation as an artist who goes beyond expectations.

One of the most heartwarming moments of the night was Maccasio’s reconciliation with fellow artist Double Tee. After years of rivalry, the two performers united on stage, delighting fans by engaging in a friendly punchline challenge using lines from their popular tracks. The duo’s camaraderie felt like a powerful message, symbolizing peace and forgiveness in the spirit of the concert’s purpose. Maccasio’s last diss track directed at Double Tee, “Crocodile,” remains unanswered, but their onstage partnership at the concert showed both artists embracing a new chapter.
Fans were left in awe of the scope and impact of the 69 for Peace Reloaded Concert. Maccasio had once again proven that he could not only draw a crowd with higher ticket prices than ever before but also create a meaningful, memorable experience that promoted peace and unity.
