Ghanaian dancehall musician, Stonebwoy
Ghanaian dancehall musician, Stonebwoy, has addressed the ongoing controversy surrounding his ‘Up & Running’ concert and the Ghana 68th Independence Concert, both of which are scheduled to take place in London on Saturday, March 8, 2025.
The scheduling conflict has since caused confusion, with Stonebwoy’s camp accusing the organisers of the Independence Day concert of sabotage, claiming that the BHIM Camp had originally scheduled March 8 for Stonebwoy‘s album concert.
This development has sparked heated discussions online, with fans from both camps attacking each other on social media.
Stonebwoy has also faced massive backlash, with critics labelling him as greedy and accusing him of trying to attract all the UK-based fans to his concert.
Some have even speculated that Stonebwoy fears his show might flop if fans opt for the “star-studded” Independence Day concert instead.
But speaking on the development, he has made it clear that neither he nor R2Bees, who are the headliners for the Independence Day concert, are responsible for the scheduling conflict.
Stonebwoy emphasised that the issue stemmed from a deeper problem within the Ghanaian music industry.
“It’s not my fault, and it’s definitely not R2Bees’ fault either,” Stonebwoy stated in an interview with Nigerian Journalist Adesope Olajide.
Meanwhile, notable artistes billed to perform at Stonebwoy‘s concert include Fameye and Arathejay.
On the other hand, the Independence Day concert will feature performances from KingPaluta, R2Bees, Olivetheboy, and others.
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