Obour Come Friday, October 1, the phase II of Osei Kuffour, known as Obour?s tour dubbed ??Project Obour.Com? of the country would commence at Tamale in the Northern region of Ghana.
Saturday October 2, the Tour Obour.Com train would move to Bolgatanga to continue thrilling music fans in and around the famous town and trek to Navrongo the following day to end the musical show for the week.
The following weekend will see the train, made up of Obour and majority of his colleagues in the industry moving to Koforidua on Friday, October 8, Koforidua on Saturday October 9 and then to Nkawkaw the following day.
Music fans at Akosombi and its surrounding towns and villages would not be left out as on Friday October 15, Obour and his team would storm there, continue to Ho on Saturday October 16 and complete the following day at either Winneba or Swedru in the Central Region. Already, Obour and his team had completed the tour under Phase I of the project in about 25 venues in five regions including the Central, Brong Ahafo, Western, Ashanti and Greater Accra.
The Phase I project saw top hiplife artistes such as Batman, Tinny, Buk Bak, Mzbel, Castro, Mad Fish, Bak Tye, 4x4, Famous Boys Squad (FBS), Vision in Progress, (VIP), Antwi ne Antwi, Obrafour and many more.
After releasing his hit album, which has the hit track ?Konkontibaa?, the young artiste decided to tour the nook and cranny of the country to give his teeming fans in the country, the opportunity to see and feel him live.
Reports we have received from our sources indicate that the first phase was highly successful and every indication points to the fact that the Phase II promises to be the same. This is because most of the top artistes who accompanied Obour on the nationwide tour that recorded a success are determined to help make this one too very successful.
Obour and his team are presently cooling it off from the tedious work they undertook over the period to ensure that they have enough rest to gather more energy that would enable them take of in a grand style.
