Thursday, September 17, 2026

Teddy Afro scheduled to hold a concert in Bahir Dar next Saturday

Teddy Afro is set to hold his first concert after his fifth album was released, next week on Saturday. The concert that is scheduled to be held in Bahir Dar is expected to attract thousands of people.
Previous concert plans by the artist were canceled due to some issues with the government and what authorities state were permit issues. The scheduled concert that is set to be held in the stadium has been given the green light by the Amhara Regional Government.
The musician was previously unable to host an album release party for his fifth album entitled “Ethiopia” again due to claims of permit, which outraged many fans. With the album Ethiopia, Teddy Afro was able to reach the top for world music chart.
Tickets are to be sold for 300 birr and 1000 birr for VIP section.

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