The wait is over! Asa Baako Festival, Africa’s renowned celebration of Afro-dance, music, and culture, is thrilled to announce its official 2026 dates: 5th–8th March 2026. Mark your calendars for an unforgettable experience on Ghana’s stunning Busua coastline, as the festival returns with its signature blend of music, culture, and community.

This year, Asa Baako introduces an exciting new dimension—the Asa Baako RoadTrip (2nd–9th March)—offering festival-goers an extended adventure through Ghana’s cultural landmarks, before culminating in the legendary Busua festivities.

What to Expect at Asa Baako 2026

Asa Baako is more than a festival; it’s a multisensory journey. Timed to coincide with Ghana’s Independence Day, the event brings together live performances, sound systems, open-mic sessions, treks, surfing, yoga, beach games, discussions, conservation workshops, and more, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of Busua Beach.

Ten Immersive Zones, Endless Vibes

Explore ten unique festival zones, featuring Afrobeats, AfroHouse, Afro-EDM, dancehall, Reggae sound system, and more. The line-up spotlights Ghanaian, West African, and international artists, uniting audiences from across the continent, the diaspora, and the world.

New for 2026: Asa Baako Road Trip

In 2026, adventurous festival-goers can join the new Asa Baako RoadTrip with Wild Tours – an eight-day cultural immersion exploring Ghana’s rich heritage, from Accra to Shai Hills, Kakum, Elmina, and Nzulezu, before joining the main event in Busua. Hotel packages include meals and curated local transport for a seamless experience.

Festival Highlights

Main Stage (6th–7th March, Busua Beach Resort): Live performances and DJ sets from leading artists.
Jungle Party (7th March): Dance beneath the stars in Busua’s iconic forest setting.
Sound Systems & Market Vibes: Beach sound systems, pop-up parties, local food, arts & crafts, fashion, and BBQs.
Community Experiences: Surfing, yoga, treks, boat rides, day-trips, and more.

Why Asa Baako Matters

With over 15,000 attendees, Asa Baako is a beacon for authentic Afro-centric experiences, boosting Ghana’s tourism, empowering local communities, and offering unique brand partnership opportunities.

“Asa Baako is more than a festival; it’s where people come not just for music, but for connection, inspiration and unforgettable memories,” says Yemisi Mokuolu, Co-Producer.

Join the Celebration

Don’t miss your chance to be part of Asa Baako 2026; mark 5th–8th March in your diary and get ready for the adventure of a lifetime.