London is gearing up for a major night of Ghanaian music as Afro-dancehall superstar Stonebwoy brings the 2026 edition of his celebrated BHIM Festival to the OVO Arena Wembley this Saturday, August 15.
The highly anticipated show will see Stonebwoy take centre stage for what promises to be a memorable night of music, culture and Afro-dancehall energy.
The concert carries significant meaning for Ghanaian music, as it marks Stonebwoy’s first headline show at the iconic OVO Arena Wembley and a major milestone in his international career.
With the BHIM Festival brand having grown from its roots in Ashaiman, Ghana, into an internationally recognised celebration of Afro-dancehall culture, Saturday’s London show represents another major chapter in Stonebwoy’s global journey.
Fans can expect performances filled with Stonebwoy’s signature energy, backed by music from his growing catalogue, including his latest project, Torcher II.
The festival has previously hosted major African and international acts including Beenie Man, Busy Signal, Davido, Jahmiel, 10Tik, Mr P of P-Square and Morgan Heritage, further establishing BHIM Festival as a platform for African music and culture.
A Big Night for Ghana
As thousands of fans prepare to converge on the OVO Arena Wembley, anticipation continues to build around what Stonebwoy has planned for the historic night.
For Ghanaian music lovers in the UK and beyond, Saturday’s BHIM Festival is expected to be a celebration of Ghanaian talent, Afro-dancehall culture and Stonebwoy’s journey from Ashaiman to the global stage.
This Saturday, Wembley turns BHIM!
Fakye TV will be bringing you updates from the entertainment world as Stonebwoy prepares to make history in London.
