The Ghana–Jamaica Homecoming Festival will take place December 4–5, 2026, at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium in Legon, Accra.

Spearheaded by Jamaican reggae singer Gramps Morgan of Morgan Heritage, the two-day event will feature an international musical lineup, with Morgan Heritage and Ghanaian reggae-dancehall star Samini announced as headliners. Confirmed performers also include Blakk Rasta, Lali X Lola and several other Ghanaian and international artists.

The festival will open on December 4 with business, trade and exhibition activities, providing opportunities for networking, investment and collaboration across tourism, agriculture, fashion, food and the creative industries. Saturday, December 5, will focus on the main cultural celebration, featuring live musical performances and showcases highlighting the shared African and Caribbean heritage.

Organised by Broadway Entertainment and Dadason Entertainment, with Six Degrees Africa serving as implementation partner, the festival aims to strengthen cultural and economic relationships between the two nations while creating new opportunities for artists, entrepreneurs and the wider diaspora. Get additional information here.

TasJay Productions will present Give Thanks for Life, a one-night reggae concert, on Saturday, December 19, 2026, at Mandeville Primary & Junior High School in Manchester, Jamaica.

Billed as “Rad Dixon & Friends Live in Concert,” the show is headlined by longtime singer Rad Dixon and brings together a large cast of roots and cultural artistes. Josey Wales, Turbulence, Horace Martin and Everton Blender are among the names confirmed.

The extensive line-up also features Uton Green, Omar Slik, Omar Famous, Jah Kettle, Hope Vocals, Gangie B, Imortal, Dez I Boyd, Mr Steele, Iyasimba, Wezdum Fyah, Gee Rhay, Tete Wayne, Wayne Jr, Lij Amlak, Natty Garth, Sajay, Justice, Voice Track and Blood Pressure.

Music will be provided by Sound Wave, with DJ Amber of Irie FM and Suga Wayne of Culture FM 96. Irie FM is a promotional partner for the event.

Gates open at 7:00 p.m., with showtime at 8:00 p.m. Advance tickets are priced at J$2,000, while tickets at the gate will cost J$2,500. For ticket information, contact (876) 409-5037.

Reggae and dancehall recording artist Jah Vinci is the confirmed featured performer for Sunday Souls on Sunday, November 8, at Harbour City Shopping Mall in Montego Bay, Jamaica.

The weekly entertainment series takes place every Sunday from 7:00 p.m. to midnight, bringing together music lovers for an evening of quality music and entertainment. Admission is free and open to the public.

Jah Vinci‘s upcoming appearance adds another notable name to the series’ growing lineup of Jamaican recording artists.