Ghanaian kologo sensation Stevo Atambire brought an unforgettable African rhythm to Zurich on Friday night as he lit up the stage at the Vorstodt Sounds Festival with the internationally acclaimed World Citizens Band.
Held in the heart of Switzerland’s cultural capital, the festival saw hundreds of music lovers from around the world gather to witness a fusion of traditional West African sounds and global jazz influences.
Stevo Atambire, known for his raw vocals and mastery of the kologo, a two-stringed lute native to northern Ghana delivered a soul-stirring performance that had the crowd on their feet.
Backed by the World Citizens Band, a collective of multicultural instrumentalists, Atambire performed a mix of original tracks and high-energy improvisations that bridged continents and generations.
“Performing here in Zurich is a dream come true,” Stevo told the crowd. “This music comes from deep within my people’s traditions, and to share it on such a stage with such talented musicians is powerful.”
The Vorstodt Sounds Festival, known for its genre-blending and border-crossing line-ups, continues to highlight voices that celebrate cultural diversity.
Atambire’s performance stood out as a celebration of heritage, resilience, and global harmony.
Fans and critics alike hailed the show as one of the most dynamic acts of the night, cementing Stevo Atambire’s growing reputation as one of Africa’s most exciting musical exports.