Ghanaian artist Stonebwoy disclosed in an interview that he strives to make Ghana better through quality concerts.
In his interview with Voice of America, the musical sensation said that he strives to represent Ghana by making quality concerts. Stonebwoy sold out a 40,000-seater arena in 2023. Speaking on the feat, he said “It’s a great feeling. It was a memorable day. It is a day that inspires a lot of us. I can never take that moment for granted. So I am always working towards giving quality concerts that can represent Ghana better”.
🇬🇭 To The World 🌍 @VOANews @VOAAfrica
Voice Of African Kings 👑 pic.twitter.com/a9UmqubbNa— 1GAD (@stonebwoy) March 19, 2024
Stonebwoy also spoke about his annual Ashaiman to Da World concert. He said, “It’s a 10-year-old charity event that has been going on to change the narrative of the community where I am from and to grow their entertainment scene. It is also to throw light on a lot of good things going on in the community”.
The Megastar recently performed at the inaugural Rolling Cocoa Music Festival. This festival is centered around Afrobeats culture. The event was scheduled for March 9, 2024, at The Anthem in the Southwest Waterfront neighborhood. The Ghanaian-themed music and cultural extravaganza showcased top Ghanaian talent on a global platform. The festival timed perfectly with the Ghanaian Independence Weekend.
In 2023, Ghanaian sensation Stonebwoy recently joined Grammy-winning singer Angelique Kidjo on stage at the Royal Albert Hall, as part of her 40th anniversary concert. The two artists performed their collaborative single Manodzi, a song that celebrates the resilience and diversity of African cultures, in front of a packed and enthusiastic audience
