At a private afterglow event put on by Afronation US, Ghanaian music superstar Stonebwoy blessed the Motown Museum with his brilliance. This special event, which took place on Monday, celebrated both musical brilliance and the unbreakable sense of community fostered by the Afrobeats festival.
Afronation US transformed the location into a bustling centre of celebration for its devoted workers against the iconic background of the Motown Museum. The renowned festival, known for its dedication to exposing the best of afrobeats and bringing people together through music, demonstrated once again why it stands as a cultural phenomenon.
The Afro Nation music festival’s kind donation of $100,000 to the city’s Motown Museum added to the significance of the event. This sincere act not only honored the long history of Black music but also showed how committed the festival was to improving and conserving Detroit’s musical heritage.
Stonebwoy, a Ghanaian international musician, is set to light up the stage once again, kicking off his tour with an electrifying performance in Toronto on August 25. In the meantime, Stonebwoy arrived in Canada this week, kicking off his eagerly anticipated 5th Dimension Tour.
