N’krumah Better Boys has had 1 concert.

N’krumah Better Boys is most often considered to be Ghanaian Pop, Ghanaian Alternative, and Zim Urban Groove.

The last N’krumah Better Boys concert was on April 30, 2005 at Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States. The bands that performed were: "New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival" / Thais Clark / The Dirty Dozen Brass Band / Theresa Andersson / Drink Small / Walter "Wolfman" Washington / Galactic / Willis Prudhomme & Zydeco Express / Topsy Chapman / D.L. Menard / Johnny Sketch & The Dirty Notes / Fredy Omar con su banda / Tornado Brass Band / N’krumah Better Boys / Percussion, Inc. / Val & Love Alive Dimensions of Faith / Secondline Jammers / White Eagles Mardi Gras Indians / Kidd Jordan / Jazz Peter & The Wolf / Los Babies / Storyville Stompers Brass Band / Franklin Avenue BC Mass Choir / Big Sam's Funky Nation / Anthony Hamilton / Astral Project / Second Nazarine Choir / Original C.T.C. / Toots & The Maytals / Valley of Silent Men & Money Wasters SAPCs / Allen Fontonet/Country Cajuns / Inspirational Gospel Singers / Rocks Of Harmony / Clive Wilson & The Original Camelia Jazz Band / The Elements / David & Roselyn / Palmetto Bug Stompers / Elvis Costello / Chevere De Chicago / Allen Toussaint / Dave Matthews Band / Big Al Carson / Raful Neal Jr. / Los Calientes / Shirley Caesar / Panorama Jazz Band / Pigeon Town Steppers / Washboard Chaz Blues Trio / Original Big Seven / Dr. Michael White / Water Seed / Old Crow Medicine Show / Thomas "Big Hat" Fields / The Golden Arrows / Lady Jetsetters SAPC / Wayne Toups / Butch Thompson / The Dixie Cups / Germaine Bazzle / Loyola University Jazz Ensemble / Marva Wright / Nicholas Payton / Bobby J & Stuff Like That / Young Tuxedo Brass Band / Madeleine Peyroux / Ike Turner & The Kings of Rhythm / Malvinas.