Internationally acclaimed hip-hop and Afro-fusion artiste Big Hookz is set to visit Ghana from September 30 to October 4, 2026, for a promotional and media tour aimed at connecting with Ghana’s vibrant music and entertainment industry.
Born in Cameroon and raised in Germany before establishing his career in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area of the United States, Big Hookz has built a reputation that extends beyond music. He is an entrepreneur, executive producer, record label executive and CEO of Str8Team Entertainment, with more than a decade of experience in the global music industry.

His sound blends Hip-Hop, Afrobeats, Dancehall and R&B, and he has worked with internationally recognised artistes including Gyptian, Kevin Gates, Styles P and Mike Jones, alongside emerging talents from Africa, Europe and North America.
Big Hookz’s catalogue includes projects such as Visionary (No Days Off) and several singles that have collectively amassed millions of streams across digital platforms.
Beyond his work as an artiste, Big Hookz has also focused on developing the next generation of musicians through Str8Team Entertainment. He has further shared his experience in the music business through his book, From The Music To The Money, which offers aspiring artistes insights into navigating the business side of the entertainment industry.
During his four-day visit, Big Hookz is expected to engage with Ghana’s music and entertainment community through club appearances and performances, media interviews, press engagements, studio sessions with Ghanaian artistes and producers, industry networking events, content creation and cultural experiences.
The tour is also expected to create opportunities for cross-border collaborations between Ghanaian talents and the international music market while introducing Ghanaian audiences to Big Hookz’s latest music and upcoming projects.
A major highlight of the visit could be a potential collaboration with Ghanaian dancehall heavyweight Shatta Wale, whom Big Hookz has described as an artiste he has been a fan of for years.
Big Hookz is reportedly looking forward to connecting with Shatta Wale during his time in Ghana, potentially opening the door for a musical collaboration between the two artistes.
With his experience across Africa, Europe and the United States, Big Hookz’s Ghana tour is expected to provide opportunities for cultural exchange, industry networking and new musical collaborations as he connects with artistes, producers, media personalities and fans across the country.
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