‘Africa Meet Sierra Leone’, a Virtual Music Festival to be hosted in July 2020

Freetown | 18th June 2020 | Vertex Media

Prominent music acts in Africa will be performing at the ‘Africa Meet Sierra Leone’ virtual music festival, scheduled to take place on the 25th July, 2020. It is the initiative of the online digital show – the COTTON TREE TALK, led by one of Africa’s most talented and celebrated pop stars – Joseph Amos Bangura aka Mos-B. The show will be broadcast live on several TV stations in across Africa and online, on various social media platforms.

Performing artists will be drawn from many African countries and beyond, including countries like Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Guinea, Ghana, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Finland and more. The ‘Africa Meet Sierra Leone’ festival is about bringing people together and continue to push the awareness about COVID-19 and promote our oneness as Africans.

The pioneer Mos-B is the first global musician to release an awareness campaign song for the Coronavirus in late January this year. His song went viral on major media platforms including an exclusive interview on the BBC and other media across the world. His passion and care for humanity has also inspired him to host a virtual music festival featuring various artists from across Africa and beyond, to raise awareness on COVID-19 and promote unity among Africans. The France-based Sierra Leonean pop star has released several great songs and has also performed at some of the biggest festivals and arenas in Europe over the years. He is set to use his music career to positive effect change among Africans.

As he prepares to host the forthcoming ‘Africa Meet Sierra Leone’ virtual music festival in July, more artists from various African countries are showing interest to participate.

More details coming…