Stonebwoy to bring BHIM Fest to London with historic Wembley Arena debut

The event is scheduled for 15 August 2026 and will form part of what organisers describe as a major expansion of the festival beyond West Africa. BHIM Fest, which is held annually in Accra and typically attracts tens of thousands of attendees, has become one of Ghana’s most prominent artist-led live music events.

The London edition follows a decade milestone for the festival, with previous editions featuring acts such as Kweku Smoke and Cina Soul.

Stonebwoy said the festival’s creative direction is rooted in his recent project series. The Torcher, produced by M.O.G Beatz, includes the releases ‘The Torcher’ and ‘Torcher II’. He has previously described the project as “the Stonebwoy Bible,” reflecting his artistic vision and personal convictions.

The London show will feature material from the series alongside selections from his wider catalogue, which blends Afro-pop, amapiano and dancehall influences.

Stonebwoy, born in Tema, Ghana, has built an international profile over more than a decade. He won the Best International Act at the BET Awards in 2015 and became the first Ghanaian artist to enter the Billboard charts with his 2020 album Anloga Junction. His career includes collaborations with artists such as Burna Boy, Stormzy, Davido, Sean Paul and Beenie Man.

He has previously sold out venues across London, including O2 Academy Islington, Electric Brixton and the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire.

Hera Touring, which is involved in the production of BHIM Fest London, has worked with several international Afrobeats artists in delivering live events across global markets.

Further details on supporting acts and the full line-up for BHIM Fest London are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.