Lasmid Live in Concert
Ghanaian Afrobeats star Lasmid is finally getting his own stage. The “Friday Night” hitmaker has announced his first-ever headline concert, Lasmid Live in Concert, which takes place on Saturday, December 5, 2026, at The Palms Convention Centre inside the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra. The show carries the theme “The Legacy Begins”, and it marks a big step for an artiste whose songs have become a regular part of Ghana’s party and radio playlists.
Lasmid Live in Concert: What We Know So Far
According to details first shared by Ameyaw Debrah on Thursday, October 8, the event will be Lasmid’s maiden headline show, built entirely around his own catalogue.
The concert is not meant to be a simple run-through of songs as they sound on streaming platforms. Fans have been promised live arrangements, visuals, special performances and a few surprises across the night.
The announcement also describes the show as the start of a series, one that is expected to grow alongside the singer’s career in the coming years.
Quick facts
- Event: Lasmid Live in Concert
- Theme: “The Legacy Begins”
- Date: Saturday, December 5, 2026
- Venue: The Palms Convention Centre, La Palm Royal Beach Hotel, Accra
- Headliner: Lasmid
- Tickets: Not yet announced
“Just Me, You Guys and All These Songs”
Speaking about the concert, Lasmid described it as an intimate night between him and his supporters. In his words, the show is about “just me, you guys and all these songs” that fans have built memories around over the years.
The decision follows repeated requests from fans. Across social media and at his live performances, supporters have kept asking for a full night dedicated only to his music, and the December date is his answer.
From Takoradi to a Headline Stage
Lasmid’s rise has been steady. He started out in Takoradi in the Western Region before winning MTN Hitmaker Season 8 in 2019, the talent show that has introduced several young Ghanaian acts to the mainstream.
His big breakthrough came in 2022 with “Friday Night”, a love song that spread quickly on radio, in clubs and across social media. The track turned him into one of the most talked-about young voices in Ghana at the time.
A Growing Catalogue
Since then, Lasmid has added a long list of songs to his name. Fans can expect to hear records such as “Puul”, “Running”, “Olivia”, “Bad Boy”, “Atele”, “Biggest Nathaniel” and “Liquor Store”.
He has also built a strong list of collaborations. He has worked with King Promise, KiDi, Tml Vibez, Kweku Smoke, Wendy Shay and JZyNO. His joint record with JZyNO, “Butta My Bread”, is widely credited with carrying his sound to a much wider audience beyond Ghana.
Why This Concert Matters
Headline concerts have become an important milestone for Ghanaian artistes. Selling out a hall on your own name shows promoters, brands and fellow musicians that you have a loyal fan base that will pay to see you.
For Lasmid, the move puts him among a group of young acts testing their pull with solo shows. It also places his concert right inside Accra’s busy December season, when the city fills up with returning Ghanaians, tourists and back-to-back events. Other big December dates have already been announced, including the Daddy Lumba Memorial Concert slated for December 19 at UPSA.
Choosing The Palms Convention Centre also says something about his ambition. The venue regularly hosts major concerts, award shows and corporate events in the capital.
Lasmid Recently Spoke Up for Ghanaian DJs
The concert news comes only days after Lasmid made headlines for a different reason. In a post on X dated October 3, he called for more recognition for the DJs who help push Ghanaian music to the public.
He said he grew up listening to DJs and that they played a role in shaping his journey as an artiste. “Ghanaian DJs deserve their flowers,” he wrote, while stressing that he was not calling anyone out.
He added that conversations about the music industry should not focus only on artistes and producers, but also on the people who bring the songs to listeners every day.
What Fans Can Expect Next
Details on ticket prices, sales points and any guest performers have not yet been made public. With his long list of collaborators, many fans are already guessing who might join him on stage, but no supporting acts have been confirmed so far.
More information is expected as the date draws closer, and fans are encouraged to follow Lasmid’s official social media pages for updates on tickets and the full line-up.
Final Word
Lasmid has spent the last few years building a catalogue that many Ghanaians know by heart. On December 5, he will get the chance to show what those songs sound like when the whole night belongs to him. If the theme is anything to go by, “The Legacy Begins” is only the first chapter.
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