With six albums to his credit, Tic Tac still remains an unassailable artiste with immense experience in his belt, gifted with an original style of flow that sets him apart from the field.
Fefe ne Efe, Philomena, Kangaroo, Shoddies, Beware of dogs and other international hits by Tic over the years have been the toast of several events and radio plays.
Tic Tac is about to release his seventh album, Ghana 4 U which already has two hot tracks, In The Gallo which features Gyadu Blay Ambulley and Feel The Heat also featuring the US based The Canz and Myshel, enjoying rotations on radio.
The tour which is a pre-album, party and video premiere is planned to give fans an opportunity to enjoy the first time showing of the two videos In the Gallo and Feel The Heat.
The Club 2 Club tour, according to Tic Tac who spoke to Joy FM (ACCRA) in an interview,That this is his “seventh album and the number seven(7) means a lot to him because of that he thought of going to the clubs with the music and also giving my fans the opportunity to have that one-on-one interaction for the first time and also see me perform snippets of the tracks they should expect from my upcoming album.”
The tour will take Tic Tac to Vienna City Nite Clubs in Takoradi, Kumasi, Accra and Tema, beginning November 5 from Tarkoradi.
Revelers in Kumasi will feel the Tic Tac magic on November 12 when the tour hits Oseikrom. Tema and Accra will have theirs on November 19 and November 26 respectively.
Although Tic Tac will headline this tour, other chart topping acts have been billed to make appearances on the tour. He will not give out names but said, “Trust me I am bringing on board some of the biggest names when it comes to Ghanaian music today.”
Tic Tac explained that the rationale behind the choice to get close to his fans via the night clubs is that “most of the songs make hits through the clubs and there are some die-hard Tic Tac fans who will always love to go to the club. Such fans are the primary targets.”
“We are trying to satisfy people who go to the clubs to listen to our music and not only listen to it from other mediums like the TV.”
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