Stonebwoy Urges Ghanaians In The Diaspora To Show Up Massively When They Travel To Perform At Events.
In the class of Africa’s best Dancehall/Afro-dancehall artists, Livingstone Etse Satekla, known by and large as Stonebwoy, has issued a strong warning to Ghanaians in the diaspora about showing up for artists who travel all the way abroad to perform.
According to him, Nigerian artists have a lot of support from Nigerians in the Diaspora which makes it easier for them to get people to show up for them during their concerts.
The reggae dancehall artist, Stonebwoy, advised Ghanaians in the Diaspora to come out in their numbers to support the artists. Meanwhile, Stonebwoy is currently on his #5thDimension North American Tour.
👨🏾🍳WATCH🇬🇭🎶: @stonebwoy has a message for all of the Ghanaians in the diaspora; a clarion call with a sprinkle of pleas as he kickstarts his #5thDimension North American tour tomorrow.
In case you missed it, Ghanaian artistes have been on tour in various countries around the… pic.twitter.com/9QxT3IbYQ4
— Ölele | Deep Throat Sauce👨🏾🍳🇬🇭 (@OleleSalvador) July 14, 2023
Also, some Ghanaian artists have been on tour in various countries around the world this year. Some include @SuperJazzClub, @thebandFRA, @sarkodie, @blacksherif, @amaarae will be doing hers later this year (September – October 2023).
Stonebwoy runs Burniton Music Group as its CEO. He was named Artist of the Year at the 2015 Ghana Music Awards as well as Best International Act: Africa at the 2015 BET Awards.
Additionally, he has received two Billboard plaques. Stonebwoy, a legendary musician from Ghana, was awarded the prestigious Golden Club trophy by Boomplay for reaching the 100 million stream milestone. He’s been called the reggae and dance hall king of Africa.
With roles in the films Happy Death Day and My Name is Ramadan, Stonebwoy is also an actor. He serves as a global sanitization ambassador. He was appointed the Voltic Natural Mineral Water brand ambassador in September 2019. He represents the Tecno mobile brand in Ghana.
