“Stonebwoy Claims No Artist in His Class Has Filled the Accra Stadium Like He Has”

Stonebwoy announced that over 55,000 fans attended his self-funded BHIM Festival in 2023, surpassing the 40,000 capacity of the Accra Sports Stadium and marking a historic achievement in Ghana’s music industry. He emphasized the event as a reflection of his dedication, addressing the lack of recognition for his contributions while underscoring his commitment to excellence. As a prominent Ghanaian dancehall and reggae artist, Stonebwoy has once again solidified his position as a trailblazer in the industry.

In an interview with 3Music TV, he shared his pride in exceeding the stadium’s capacity, highlighting that the BHIM Festival was entirely financed from his own resources without any external sponsorship. “No artist in my class has ever filled the Accra Sports Stadium like I did,” he proudly declared, describing the event as a testament to his influence and dedication to his craft.

He noted, “Some of us don’t like to talk, but it’s important to set the record straight. We’ve taken a step back for others to act like they are leading the industry, but the facts speak for themselves,” passionately highlighting his sacrifices and accomplishments. Stonebwoy took special pride in the self-financed production of the BHIM Festival, emphasizing the dedication and hard work that contributed to its success.

The ‘Jejereje’ hitmaker also addressed what he perceives as a lack of recognition for his groundbreaking contributions to the music scene.

On Friday, December 22, 2023, Stonebwoy made history with his Bhim Nation—5th Dimension concert at the Accra Sports Stadium. The event, held at the 40,000-capacity venue, attracted fans from across the country and beyond, celebrating music and culture on an epic scale. For over ten hours, the stadium transformed into a vibrant hub of joy and unity, with Stonebwoy’s live band performance serving as the highlight of the night. Fans swayed and sang along, creating unforgettable memories in a celebration that honored both the artist and the resilient Bhim Nation family.