Ghanaian music star Stonebwoy, a celebrated BET award winner, rocked the 2023 African Games closing ceremony! Held in Accra, Ghana, the ceremony marked the culmination of the continent’s biggest sporting event. Stonebwoy, the headline act, delivered an electrifying performance that left the crowd at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium buzzing.
Stonebwoy electrified the crowd at the 20,000-seat University of Ghana Sports Stadium in Accra, Ghana. He closed out the continental multi-sport event in style with a phenomenal 10-song set.
The energy was electric as Stonebwoy unleashed his signature blend of afrobeats, reggae, and dancehall. He kicked things off with fan favorites like “Manodzi” and “Kpokeke,” before transitioning into high-energy hits like “Higher” and “Activate.”
The crowd roared their approval as Stonebwoy belted out anthems like “Therapy” and “Overlord.” He kept the momentum going with pulsating tracks like “Bawasaba” and “Apotheke,” before ending the set on a triumphant note with the global smash “Into the Future.”
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But the excitement didn’t stop there! Stonebwoy surprised the audience with a special guest appearance.
The crowd at the African Games closing ceremony erupted when Stonebwoy brought out Nigerian collaborator ODUMODUBLVCK for an electrifying performance on their debut single, “Ekelebe.”
Stonebwoy is a singer and songwriter; he’s a powerhouse who’s driven Afrodancehall onto the world stage. He’s performed for massive audiences everywhere, from Africa to Europe to the US. Hits like “Into the Future,” “Activate,” and “Shuga” cemented his global popularity.
But Stonebwoy’s hot streak doesn’t stop there. Just before this electrifying performance, he added another trophy to his case. He was crowned “Best African Dancehall Entertainer” at the 41st International Reggae & World Music Awards (IRAWMA) held in Jamaica. This win adds to his collection of IRAWMA awards, including “Most Promising Artiste” in 2016 and another “Best African Dancehall Entertainer” win in 2020.