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Filling the O2 Arena – Sleeky Tells Stonebwoy It's a Cakewalk.

Stonebwoy, the renowned Ghanaian musician and Burniton Music boss, has received a confident endorsement from Ghanaian music promoter Sadick Assah, also known as Sleeky. According to Sleeky, Stonebwoy possesses the potential to achieve a monumental milestone: packing the iconic O2 Arena in the UK.


Following the overwhelming success of Stonebwoy's "5th Dimension" Europe tour, this assertion emphasizes its extraordinary impact.

Stonebwoy's tour, tailored to support his Billboard-recognized album, has been a whirlwind of triumphs, leaving European audiences spellbound. The German portion of the tour, especially, filled venues to the brim, as fans in Berlin, Hamburg, and Dusseldorf were captivated by Stonebwoy's heartfelt performances.



Sleeky’s bold declaration stems from Stonebwoy’s remarkable success in the UK, where his concerts on October 26th at Canvas, Manchester, and October 27th at O2 Academy 2, Birmingham, drew significant attention.

Ghanaian artists have faced difficulties in establishing their presence at the prestigious O2 Arena, unlike their Nigerian counterparts. While performers like Kuami Eugene, KiDi, and Sarkodie have succeeded at the Indigo O2 Arena, the grand O2 Arena, with its 20,000-seat capacity, remains an elusive aspiration for Ghanaian talents.

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