Public Relations Officer of Burniton Music Group, Vida Adutwumwaa, has hinted that BHIM Nation President Stonebwoy will embark on a nationwide stadium tour across Ghana, following the successful tenth edition of the BHIM Concert held at the Accra Sports Stadium on December 24, 2025.

She made the disclosure while speaking on UTV’s United Showbiz on December 27, 2025, noting that the tour will begin in March 2026 to coincide with Stonebwoy’s birthday, with the Ho Sports Stadium in the Volta Region set to host the opening show.

According to her, the planned stadium events form part of efforts by Stonebwoy to share his talent with fans across the country.

“In 2026, we are hosting events in every stadium possible in Ghana. We will start from Ho Sports Stadium in March 2026, where Stonebwoy will let everyone have a share of his talent. The Bible even says that if you are given a talent and you do not use it, you will account for it,” she said.

The announcement follows a packed and energetic night at the Accra Sports Stadium, where Stonebwoy marked a decade of musical dominance with the tenth edition of the BHIM Concert.

The atmosphere on December 24, 2025, was electric, with nonstop energy, passion and hit-making performances as thousands of BHIM fans gathered to witness the BHIM Nation President in action.

Stonebwoy made a grand entrance, appearing like a crowned king with golden bull horns as he opened his performance with his hit song, “Send Them a Prayer.”

The concert also celebrated Ghana’s music scene, featuring performances from Peter of Psquare fame, Fantan Mojah, Kwabena Kwabena and others. Additional performances from Dope Nation, Cartel Big J and Kwaw Kesse kept the crowd on its feet throughout the night.

Stonebwoy has built a reputation for staging high-quality live events.

Since he launched the Bhimnation Ultimate Concert at the Tema Sports Stadium in May 2015, his shows have continued to impress fans, and the 10th edition of BhimFest proved that trend is still strong.

BhimFest 2025 attracted a huge crowd to the Accra Sports Stadium, with the venue completely filled to its 40,000 capacity. With support from many popular musicians, Stonebwoy delivered a night of music that stood out from the many end-of-year concerts held in December.

What made the event different was not just the artistes who performed, but how well everything was planned. The concert enjoyed strong promotion ahead of time, and on the day, security was well arranged. Different ticket holders were directed through specific entry points, and security officers were present to assist fans, making movement into the stadium smooth and stress-free.

The show also started on time, which many fans welcomed. Activities began at exactly 8:00 p.m., giving upcoming artistes the chance to perform early. By midnight, the stadium was full, and DJs and hosts had the crowd fully warmed up.

Stonebwoy later appeared on stage in a silver outfit, performing some of his popular songs as fans sang along. Other artistes such as DopeNation, D Cryme, Praye and LalixLola also delivered energetic performances that kept the audience entertained.

He returned later in the night dressed in black, joined by dancer Incredible Zigi and the Afrozigi dance crew, adding more excitement to the show. One of the biggest surprises of the night was the appearance of Nigerian musician Mr P, formerly of P-Square, who thrilled fans with his well-known songs.

Overall, the concert was praised for its sound, lighting and general organisation, leaving many people happy with the experience. However, some attendees felt certain parts of the event could have been better. VIP and VVIP ticket holders, in particular, complained about limited access to facilities like washrooms.

Even with these issues, the 10th anniversary of BhimFest showed that Stonebwoy remains a strong force in Ghana’s music industry, and his festival continues to be one of the country’s biggest music events.

At last year's edition, Stonebwoy issued a public apology to his wife, Dr. Louisa Ansong Satekla, following a performance at the 2024 BHIM Festival where he danced provocatively with Jamaican dancehall star Spice.

The incident, which took place on December 22, 2024, at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra, sparked controversy especially since he was a married man.

During the performance, Stonebwoy and Spice delivered an energetic rendition of their hit song “Jiggle and Whine” from Stonebwoy’s 2024 album “Up and Runnin6.”

Their on-stage chemistry included a moment where Stonebwoy danced closely with Spice, a move that was highly condemned by the majority of the public and it was deemed inappropriate.

In a video that circulated online, Stonebwoy is seen addressing his wife directly after the performance, saying, “It was all for showbiz.” He emphasized that the dance was purely for entertainment purposes and held no deeper significance.

This light-hearted apology was met with cheers from the audience, and Dr. Louisa, present at the event, appeared to take the gesture in stride.

Some found the moment entertaining and a testament to Stonebwoy’s showmanship, while others debated the appropriateness of such interactions given his marital status.