Ghanaian Afro-dancehall star Stonebwoy is set to perform in Parma, Italy, as part of his growing list of international engagements this year.
The award-winning musician will headline a live concert on 12 September 2026 at Via Emilia Lepido 227, San Prospero, Parma, where he is expected to perform some of his biggest hits alongside songs from his latest project, TORCHER II.
The announcement was made through the artiste’s official social media platforms, where organisers described the event as an unforgettable night of music, energy and entertainment for fans in Italy and across Europe.
Early general admission tickets have already gone on sale through Eventbrite, while organisers have also opened table reservations ahead of the show.
They further teased the appearance of a surprise guest artiste, whose identity is yet to be revealed.
The Parma concert adds to Stonebwoy’s busy international calendar as he continues promoting TORCHER II, which has been supported by a steady rollout of visuals, including the recently released visualiser for Wilderness.
The project has further showcased his signature fusion of Afro-dancehall, reggae and Afrobeats while reinforcing his position as one of Ghana’s leading musical exports.
Stonebwoy has maintained a strong presence on the international stage over the past year, performing across Africa, Europe and North America.
His latest European appearance comes ahead of his highly anticipated BHIM Festival at London’s OVO Arena Wembley, where he is set to headline one of the biggest concerts of his career, further highlighting the global reach of Ghanaian music.
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