The "Shutdown All-white Invasion Concert," organised by the multi-award-winning promoter Julian Kojo Asiedu, better known as Jagonzy in the entertainment industry, sold out the 1200-seat venue on Friday, August 18.

Sarkodie, who looked polished and prepared for the big night, did not dissapoint as he performed many hits and delighted Minnesotan fans with some strong, enthusiastic performances.

In an interview with the lead of the "Shutdown All-white Invasion Concert," Jagonzy sai that due to the overwhelming demand for the show, he changed the venue to the Pourhouse, a 1200-capacity. He also mentioned that after switching venues from a 500 capacity to a 1200 capacity venue, the tickets for the new venue sold out in less than 3 weeks of their announcement.

Speaking about the occasion, he remarked that the Shutdown boys gave Sarkodie and the team a spectacular welcome in Minnesota prior to the sixth installment of the "Shutdown All-white Invasion Concert," setting the stage for a successful performance.

Sarkodie was the ideal choice to headline the event because it was his first time performing in Minnesota, and the CEO of the Shutdown brand knew that Africans in Minnesota wanted to see the king, when asked why he made that decision.

The majority of Ghanaian promoters in the diaspora, including those from New York, Washington, DC, Ohio, Chicago, North Carolina, Minnesota, Dallas, Atlanta, and Canada, banded together to spread the word about our music outside of Ghana while also establishing the necessary contacts for our artists to perform on more international stages.

Since the tour was announced, the "Landlord" has been able to sell out every show and has maintained the momentum and energy throughout, which is sufficient proof that he is and has always been prepared for the big stages.

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