UK based promoter continues to grow his influence by delivering sold out cultural events and hosting major African artists across the UK
(Isstories Editorial):- Hockley, Birmingham Apr 9, 2026 (Issuewire.com) – Doctor Jesus, professionally known as Jonny Jesus, is a UK based event promoter recognised for delivering high energy African nightlife experiences in Birmingham and across the UK.
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Over the past four years, he has successfully organised consecutive sold out Ghana Independence celebrations, establishing the event as one of the most recognised Ghanaian cultural nightlife experiences within the UK diaspora.
The first edition took place at Cave Birmingham, where the event quickly gained attention within the local Ghanaian community. As demand grew, the celebration moved to Coded Birmingham, where recent editions have also sold out, attracting attendees from across different cities in the United Kingdom.
Alongside the success of these events, Jonny Jesus has also hosted and organised shows featuring a range of well known African artists, including Zlatan, Rema, Stonebwoy, DJ Tunez, Boohle, Daliwonga and Baby Boy AV. These events have contributed to his growing reputation within the African entertainment space.
Through his work, he has created platforms that celebrate African music, culture and community, bringing together audiences from across the UK and beyond. His events continue to reflect the rising global influence of Afrobeats and Amapiano within the UK nightlife scene.
With multiple successful events and an expanding network within the industry, Jonny Jesus continues to position himself as a key figure connecting African artists with audiences in the diaspora, with plans to grow his presence even further in the coming years.
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