E.L pays courtesy visit on Ghana’s High Commissioner to UK ahead of his concert

BY Richmond Fordjour Ampofo
April 29, 2026

Award-winning Ghanaian rapper E.L, born Elom Adablah, has paid a courtesy call on the Ghana High Commission London ahead of his upcoming concert in the United Kingdom.

He was received by High Commissioner Zita Sabah Benson during the visit, which formed part of efforts to strengthen cultural diplomacy and promote Ghanaian creativity on the global stage.

The concert is scheduled to take place at Camden Assembly, where the 400-capacity show, presented by Live Nation and Skillions Global, is expected to deliver a high-energy performance featuring hits from E.L’s acclaimed B.A.R. project.

High Commissioner Benson commended the artist and industry stakeholders for promoting Ghana internationally and encouraged them to continue projecting the country’s image through music. She also assured continued support from the mission for Ghanaian creatives abroad.

The visit forms part of a broader effort by the High Commission to engage and support Ghanaian artists performing in the UK. In recent months, the mission has hosted notable acts including Daughters of Glorious Jesus and Stonebwoy ahead of their performances.

The engagement highlights the growing role of Ghanaian music in cultural diplomacy, as artists increasingly leverage international platforms to promote national identity and strengthen Ghana’s global image.

The event adds to a growing wave of Ghanaian creatives taking their craft to the United Kingdom as artists increasingly target diaspora audiences. Sarkodie has set his sights on the The O2 Arena following a successful Rapperholic UK edition, while Kweku Smoke is also preparing for a performance at Electric Brixton on May 29.

The growing footprint underscores the rising global appeal of Ghanaian music and entertainment, particularly in the United Kingdom, which remains a key hub for African creative expression. From sold-out concerts to festival appearances, Ghanaian artists continue to leverage diaspora audiences to expand their influence, build international collaborations and position Ghana as a cultural powerhouse.