- Stonebwoy downplays the O2 Arena's size
- He emphasizes the importance of meticulous planning and promotion
- Stonebwoy highlights the success of his local large-scale event
Ghanaian music sensation Stonebwoy exudes confidence as he discusses the prospect of packing London’s illustrious O2 Arena to capacity.
With its staggering 22,000-seat capacity, the venue might seem daunting to some, but not to Stonebwoy.
In an interview, Stonebwoy emphasized the importance of effective promotion in ensuring a successful turnout for such grand events.
Drawing from his extensive experience, he highlighted performances at even larger international venues, including Madison Square Garden alongside Davido and reggae festivals in Austin.
Stonebwoy’s resume boasts appearances at venues like the World Cup stadium in Qatar, accommodating 40,000 spectators, and the Summer Jam festival, renowned for its massive crowds.
Additionally, he pointed to the success of his local event, ‘Ashaiman to the World’, known for drawing significant attendance.
Reflecting on past experiences, Stonebwoy recalled joining Davido onstage at the O2 Arena, where the crowd’s enthusiastic response demonstrated the potential for his own headline event.
For him, filling the O2 Arena is not a distant dream but an achievable feat, given the right preparation and promotion.
