Ghanaian-Filipino singer-songwriter Anabel Rose gave fans a night to remember over the weekend as she celebrated her official homecoming with the much-anticipated ‘In The Garden’ concert. Bringing together music, fashion, visual art and community, the event offered an intimate yet energetic experience that showcased her artistry and growing presence as a live performer.
Inspired by the beauty of a garden, the concert featured carefully curated staging and visuals that created an immersive atmosphere for the audience. Fans, industry tastemakers and fellow creatives came together to celebrate Anabel Rose and experience her music in a setting that reflected her artistic identity.
The evening also highlighted the diversity of Ghana’s music scene, with an impressive lineup of supporting performers. Tower, Roi Kiing, Kiki Celine, Malaika, Koo Junior, Rcee, Darkua and 99 PHACES each brought their own style and energy to the stage, keeping the audience engaged throughout the night.
One of the evening’s standout moments came when Anabel Rose stepped forward to perform ‘Monsters.’ Delivering a fierce and commanding rendition, she captivated the room, with a standout guitar solo adding another layer to an already powerful performance.
Beyond the music, ‘In The Garden’ was made possible with support from BrownWire, A Little Operation, Backstage Africa, Republic Bar, WeDeyOutSide, MX24, Fragrance Factory, Wookie’s Cookies and World G3nius. Their contributions helped bring the vision for the event to life.
More than a homecoming celebration, the concert marked an important moment in Anabel Rose’s artistic journey. From the carefully crafted presentation to the chemistry between the performers and the connection she shared with her fans, the night demonstrated her ability to create an experience that goes beyond the stage.
For her supporters, known as the Rosalindas, ‘In The Garden’ was an opportunity to connect with the artist and the world she is building around her music. If the energy of the evening is anything to go by, Anabel Rose’s garden has plenty more room to grow.
