“Get the Artistes,” a new online booking platform specifically designed for the entertainment industry, has officially launched in Ghana. The platform is designed to connect event organizers and professionals with top-notch artistes, including Amerado, Okyeame Kwame, Sista Afia, Abiana, and Epixode among others.
Introducing “Get the Artistes”, a brand-new online platform designed to simplify the process of booking artistes for shows and events in the entertainment industry. With a diverse roster of artistes including Amerado, Okyeame Kwame, Sista Afia, Abiana, and Epixode, the platform aims to make the lives of event organizers and industry professionals easier.
During the media launch of “Get the Artistes”, Mr. Kwame Baah, a digital marketing specialist and the leader behind the initiative, spoke about the main objective of the platform. He aims to create a connection between artistes and event organizers, streamlining the booking process and eliminating the problems associated with artist no-shows and booking scams.
Mr. Kwame Baah, the head of “Get the Artistes” and a digital marketing expert, highlighted the purpose of the platform in a media appearance at its launch. The platform aims to create a seamless connection between event organizers and artists, with the goal of addressing the issues of artist no-shows and the fraudulent booking practices in the industry. The “Get the Artistes” team will be responsible for reaching out to the artists, providing them with event details, and ensuring their prompt and fully prepared participation in each engagement.
Renowned musician, Okyeame Kwame, weighed in on the launch of “Get the Artistes,” highlighting the convenience it brings to artists. He mentioned that the platform will provide an accessible means for people to find them without having to know their relatives. The international professional platform offers a solution for connecting artists with those seeking to book them.
The “Get the Artistes” platform is poised to revolutionize the entertainment industry by streamlining the booking process for event organizers and artists alike. Okyeame Kwame, a renowned musician, notes that the platform provides a professional and accessible way for event organizers to connect with artists, while also enabling Ghanaian artists to reach new audiences beyond their borders. The introduction of this innovative solution is expected to bring positive change and growth to the industry.
Okyeame Kwame, highlighted the potential financial and growth opportunities that the “Get the Artistes” platform presents for the entertainment industry. He noted that the platform would not only bring artists more visibility and accessibility, but also lead to an increase in income for those who are part of it. Additionally, he believes that the platform could drive the development and sustainability of the entertainment industry as a whole.
Benjamin Mainoo, an event organizer, shared with the media his previous experience of nearly falling victim to a scam while attempting to book an artist. He highlighted how the new “Get the Artistes” platform could help eliminate such challenges faced by event organizers in reaching the desired artist. He mentioned that he was almost scammed into transferring an initial deposit of Gh10,000 to the wrong person when trying to book Fameye. However, the situation was eventually averted. Benjamin expressed his hope that the introduction of the platform would prevent similar incidents from happening in the future.
Castro Owusu Ansah Sarpong, a multifaceted figure in the entertainment industry as both an artist manager and film director/producer, voiced his support for the “Get the Artistes” initiative. He stated that the platform would serve as a hub for all artists, effectively streamlining the work of managers who are seeking gigs and opportunities for their clients.
Castro Owusu Ansah Sarpong, remarked that the new platform would be a valuable resource for the industry. He highlighted how the platform would bring all the artists together, creating a hub-like ecosystem, making it easier for managers to find gigs and manage their artists. He mentioned that the platform would take some of the burden off managers and benefit artists, managers, and the industry as a whole.