Stonebwoy’s BHIM FEST London was more than a headline concert.
The Ghanaian dancehall star turned the OVO Arena Wembley into a celebration of Ghanaian and African music, bringing together some of the industry’s biggest names for a night filled with collaborations, surprise appearances and performances of familiar hits.
From veterans of Ghanaian highlife to some of Africa’s biggest contemporary stars, the concert delivered several moments that had fans on their feet.
Here are some of the performances and highlights you may have missed:
Stonebwoy and Kwabena Kwabena perform ‘Aso II’
Stonebwoy shared the stage with highlife veteran Kwabena Kwabena for a performance of their collaboration, “Aso II”.
The two artistes created one of the night’s nostalgic Ghanaian moments as they performed the song together before the London crowd.
Tiwa Savage brings ‘Koroba’ to Wembley
Nigerian Afrobeats star Tiwa Savage added her own flavour to the night with a performance of her hit song “Koroba”.
She surprised Stonebwoy on stage, and their chemistry and dance prowess were to die for.
Stonebwoy and Ofori Amponsah revisit ‘Odo Nwom’
Ghanaian highlife legend Ofori Amponsah joined Stonebwoy on stage for a performance of the remix of “Odo Nwom”.
The performance brought together two different generations of Ghanaian music and gave the audience a taste of classic highlife alongside Stonebwoy’s modern sound.
Samini makes surprise appearance with ‘Linda’
Ghanaian dancehall veteran Samini also made a surprise appearance at the concert.
He performed his popular song “Linda” before joining Stonebwoy on stage, giving fans an unexpected reunion between two of Ghana’s most recognised dancehall artistes.
Agbeshie and Keeny Ice join Stonebwoy for ‘Xosetor’
Stonebwoy brought Agbeshie and Keeny Ice to the Wembley stage for a live performance of “Xosetor”.
The two up-coming musicians had a thrill of performing before a massive international audience.
DopeNation brings Ghanapiano energy
DopeNation also joined the impressive lineup, bringing their signature Ghanapiano sound to the Wembley stage.
Their performance added another energetic Ghanaian touch to an already packed night of music.
Patoranking shows support
Nigerian dancehall and Afrobeats artiste Patoranking was also present at the event in support of Stonebwoy.
His appearance added to the growing list of African music stars who turned up for the BHIM FEST London experience.
With the performances, collaborations and surprise appearances, Stonebwoy’s BHIM FEST London became a showcase of Ghanaian music while creating room for wider African connections.
