Stonebwoy, the current TGMA Artiste Of The Year, continued his global journey with a stellar performance at the 2024 Reggae Geel Festival in Belgium.
Demonstrating his international appeal, Stonebwoy captivated the audience with his dynamic energy and unparalleled talent on stage during the Reggae Geel Festival which has left an indelible mark on the mind’s of many.
The highlight of his remarkable set came during his rendition of Bob Marley’s classic ‘Buffalo Soldier’, showcasing his musical prowess and deep connection to reggae roots.
Ghanaian Reggae Dancehall act, Stonebwoy
Fresh from graduating with a Second Class in Public Administration from GIMPA just a week earlier, Stonebwoy graced the festival’s Gold Stage on Saturday, August 3rd.
At the same event, Jamaican reggae legend Luciano also lauded Stonebwoy for his exceptional performance at the prestigious event.
Returning to one of Europe’s largest reggae festivals after eight years since his groundbreaking debut in 2016, Stonebwoy joined a lineup of reggae and Afrobeats heavyweights.
With over 50,000 fans at Geel’s Belse Bossen, the Ghanaian star delivered an electrifying hour-long set featuring hits like “Run Go,” “Ekelebe,” “Shuga,” “Everlasting,” “Into The Future,” “Your Body,” “Hero,” and “Activate,” cementing his status as a leading voice in African reggae.
Stonebwoy, has been a prominent figure in Ghanaian dancehall music, and has carved out a distinctive niche with his dynamic discography.
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Ghanaian Reggae Dancehall act, Stonebwoy rocking the stage during the 2024 Reggae Geel Festival in Belgium
Emerging onto the scene with his debut album “Grade 1 Album” in 2012, Stonebwoy quickly gained attention for his energetic blend of dancehall, reggae, and Afrobeat influences.
His early hits like “Pull Up” and “Ghetto Love” showcased his lyrical prowess and ability to fuse traditional Ghanaian sounds with contemporary rhythms, setting the stage for a career marked by innovation and authenticity.
Since his debut, Stonebwoy has continued to evolve, releasing acclaimed albums such as “Necessary Evil” in 2014 and “Epistles of Mama” in 2017. Each album not only highlights his growth as an artist but also explores themes of love, social justice, and cultural pride.
Tracks like “Bawasaaba,” “Hero,” and “Top Skanka” have become anthems, resonating not only across Ghana but also gaining international acclaim.
Stonebwoy’s ability to blend catchy melodies with socially conscious lyrics has solidified his place as a trailblazer in African dancehall music, influencing a new generation of artists while staying true to his roots.
