PramFest 2026 is underway in Prampram, drawing music fans, families, and culture enthusiasts to Mandela Road for a multi-day celebration of Ghanaian talent, community, and coastal energy.

Running from 24 to 29 August at PramFest Park, the event has already seen its headliners step into the spotlight as organizers and media partners push final ticket sales.

Y 107.9 FM Accra, the official media partner, is offering listeners a 10 percent discount on Regular and VIP tickets with the promo code YFMSPECIAL. The radio station urged fans not to miss the edition, directing them to secure tickets via the USSD code 714717# or the official website pramfest.com.

Posters circulating on social media feature the vibrant purple-and-pink branding, palm trees, and a clear call to action, reinforcing the festival’s beachside, youthful vibe.

The announced lineup brings together some of Ghana’s most recognizable voices across hiplife, afrobeats, and related genres. Confirmed performers include Medikal, Edem, Gyakie, Pappy Kojo, $pacely, Raph Enzee, and Jubed. Their presence signals a strong mix of established stars and artists who have built loyal followings through consistent releases and energetic live shows.

Organizers have framed the week as more than a series of concerts: a gathering where music, art installations, local food vendors, and activities for all ages create lasting memories.

PramFest has grown steadily since its beginnings in Prampram. Founder and organizer Ishmael Darpoh of V-Entertainment Consult has described the event as the “heartbeat of the community,” aimed at giving young voices a stage while celebrating creativity, collaboration, and storytelling. Past editions highlighted Ga Dangme heritage alongside broader Ghanaian culture, combining live performances with cultural exhibitions, fashion elements, and entrepreneurial showcases.

Previous lineups featured major names such as Stonebwoy, EL, Kofi Mole, Quamina MP, and others, helping the festival attract tens of thousands of visitors and establish itself as a fixture on the late-August calendar.

This year’s extended run from 24 to 29 August expands the opportunity for day-pass and multi-day experiences. Attendees can expect the core ingredients that defined earlier editions: multiple live performances, interactive art, a wide selection of local food and drinks, and family-friendly activities.

The coastal setting of Prampram, with its historical significance and proximity to Accra, adds a distinctive atmosphere that organizers hope will continue to draw both local residents and visitors from further afield.

Ticket accessibility remains a focus. In addition to the YFM discount, organizers have made purchasing straightforward through the short USSD code and the dedicated website. Regular and VIP options allow different levels of access and comfort, reflecting the festival’s aim to welcome a broad audience.

Official materials emphasize that the event is designed for all ages, positioning it as both a high-energy music experience and a community gathering.

The timing coincides with a busy stretch of cultural activity in the Greater Accra region. Prampram itself carries historical weight, the site of Ghana’s first police station and a place linked to several First Ladies yet PramFest presents a contemporary expression of the area’s creative energy.

By anchoring the festival in the town and highlighting both national stars and local talent, organizers seek to boost visibility for the community while delivering entertainment that resonates beyond its borders.

As the headliners begin their activities and stages prepare for nightly performances, anticipation is high among fans. Social media posts from YFM and the official PramFest accounts show promotional imagery of the artists and the festive branding, encouraging last-minute ticket purchases.

The partnership with YFM, announced earlier as the festival’s first official media collaboration, has amplified reach among younger listeners who form a core part of the audience.

Beyond the Music

PramFest 2026 continues the trajectory of previous years by blending commercial music appeal with cultural roots.

Beyond the music, the presence of food vendors, art elements, and activities aims to create an immersive environment where families and groups of friends can spend full days or evenings.

Organizers have consistently stressed safety, inclusivity, and the creation of positive memories. With the festival already in progress as of late August, the remaining days offer multiple chances for attendees to experience the full program.

Those yet to secure tickets can still take advantage of the YFMSPECIAL code for a reduced rate on available Regular and VIP options.

In a year when live music events continue to serve as important platforms for artists and communities, PramFest positions itself as a home-grown alternative that celebrates both star power and local identity.

From the promotional push by YFM to the confirmed roster of performers and the established formula of music, art, food, and family activities, the 2026 edition is delivering on its promise of an energetic week in Prampram.

Fans heading to Mandela Road this week will find the stages active, the atmosphere lively, and the opportunity to be part of a growing Ghanaian festival tradition that shows no signs of slowing down.

For the latest updates, ticket information, and full programming details, the official channels and website remain the primary sources as PramFest 2026 unfolds.