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Dancehall and Afropop icon Stonebwoy is set to light up the stage at the 2025 Guinness Ghana DJ Awards, promising a fiery live performance at Ghana’s biggest night dedicated to DJ culture and musical excellence.
Set for Saturday, November 29, 2025, at The Palms Convention Centre, the show kicks off at 7 p.m. and will be broadcast live on Joy Prime, giving music lovers across the country a front-row seat to one of the most electrifying events on the entertainment calendar.
Stonebwoy’s presence is expected to send the energy levels soaring. The multi-award-winning performer is poised to bring his signature stage power, an explosive blend of vocals, choreography, and crowd command.
His performance is set to amplify the chemistry between DJs and artistes, turning the night into an unforgettable celebration of rhythm and artistry.
And the competition this year? Absolutely intense.
DJ Sly King leads the pack with eight nominations, including the prestigious DJ of the Year and Best Mobile DJ. Hot on his heels is reigning DJ of the Year, DJ Lord OTB, who has scooped seven nominations.
Their head-to-head showdown is already stirring excitement among fans, setting up a clash of two titans of Ghana’s DJ scene.
Organised by Merqury Republic, the 2025 edition honours the creativity, innovation, and influence that fuel Ghana’s dynamic DJ culture.
The final nomination list, spanning radio stars, club virtuosos, event DJs, and turntable maestros, was curated by the Ghana DJ Awards Voting Board & Academy, made up of leading figures across music, media, marketing, and the creative arts.
Adding even more flair to the night, organisers have announced a stylish twist: the best-dressed guest will walk away with an exclusive Aqua Safari Resort getaway, courtesy of Wakanow. Fashion lovers now have one more reason to come dazzling.
Tickets are available on Veetickets.com, via USSD *714*888#, or at ghanadjawards.org.
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