Diana Hamilton reveals she experiences stage fright before performances
Ghanaian gospel musician Diana Hamilton has revealed that she experiences stage fright despite her acclaimed performances at major events. Speaking to Kwame Dadzie on Joy FM’s Showbiz A-Z, she recounted a situation where she felt sick prior to an event. “I do a lot. I remember one time I did what we call A Dine With Diana at Movenpick […] The post Diana Hamilton reveals she experiences stage…
Ghanaian gospel musician Diana Hamilton has admitted to experiencing stage fright before her performances, despite her successful shows at major events. On Joy FM's Showbiz A-Z, she shared a personal account of feeling unwell prior to an event, describing symptoms such as fever, chills, and the need to cover herself with blankets.
When asked about her feelings during the 2026 Telecel Ghana Music Awards, Diana confirmed that she indeed faced similar stage fright. The musician attributed her composure, aura, and fluid performance style to her focus on the instrumental loops, preventing her from veering off course during the show. Diana sang five songs within six minutes at the TGMA ceremony, receiving praise from music enthusiasts and critics alike for her performance and costume.
Hamilton, a prominent contemporary gospel musician in Ghana, has a long-standing career and is known for blending traditional gospel elements with modern sounds. Her songs like Adom, My Meditations, Ahe Ye, Yehowa Behwe, and Mo Ne Yo have helped her gain a significant following both in Ghana and among Ghanaian communities abroad. She recently released a new track titled Nyame Banbofo.
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