On Friday, February 7th, one of Jamaica’s baddest singers, Christopher Martin, will share the stage with one of the baddest deejays, Baby Cham, inside Rebel Night Club (11 Polson Street) in Toronto, Ontario.
The event, Redemption, is celebrating their 20th anniversary, and this year is a special Bob and Lover’s Rock Edition. Advance tickets, which are going for $30 CDN (general) and $45 CDN (VIP), are available HERE.
Morgan Heritage (Roy “Gramps” Morgan, Peter “Peetah” Morgan and Memmalatel “Mojo” Morgan) today announced the iJAM Music Festival – Where Impact Meets Music. The one-day festival features international music superstars performing a spectrum of genres including Reggae, Rock, R&B, Soca, Latin, and much more all while bringing awareness through music and maintaining a sound mind, body and soul. The iJAM Music Festival makes its debut at Orlando’s Tinker Field on Saturday, April 4.
Headlined by Morgan Heritage, the iJAM Music Festival includes a star-studded lineup including Busy Signal (Dancehall & Reggae), Less Than Jake (Ska Punk), Baha Men (Junkanoo & Pop), Marcia Griffiths (Reggae), Boris Bilbraut (formerly of Cultura Profética), Pumpa (Soca), Gondwana (Latin), Laza Morgan (Reggae & Pop), Jemere Morgan (Reggae, Pop & Hip-Hop), Esh x Schief (Alternative/Acoustic), Sailor Jane (Reggae & Soul) and many more. The family-friendly festival will also include international fare, holistic experiences, Health & Wellness purveyors and Clean the World soap education along with a Kidz Zone. iJAM Music Festival patrons will experience the true meaning of “One Love.”
DJ Trini from WKYS 93.9 and Prince Royal Entertainment, in association with Bliss Club DC, will be hosting the Turf President Busy Signal live at Bliss (2122 24th Place NE) in Washington on Sunday, January 19th from 10:00 PM until…
Signal will be supported by DJ Trini, Ricky Platinum, Rennastone, DJ Prince Royal and DJ Aakil. Advance tickets are available via www.blissdc.com.
Every year, Rebel Salute, which is a Rasta Music Festival, invites at least one Gospel artist to perform on the event. This year they’ll be having three Gospel talents on the lineup: The Dancehall Pastor, Rhoda Isabella and Jermaine Edwards.
This is in part an indication of how big both the show and the Gospel genre have gotten. On a deeper level, it speaks to the spiritual maturity of the organizers, who are clearly not limited in their beliefs.
Rebel Salute will take place on Friday, January 17th and Saturday, January 18th at Grizzly’s Plantation Cove in St. Ann, Jamaica.
After a lot of production and promotion the ‘Bad Boys For Life’ movie will finally be released on January 17th, 2020. In addition to having top-tier actors (Will Smith & Martin Lawrence), the much anticipated blockbuster film will also be accompanied by a big soundtrack.
The Bad Boys For Life Soundtrack features: Buju Banton, Meek Mill, The Black Eyed Peas, Jaden, Lil Jon, Pitbull, Nicky Jam, Daddy Yankee, DJ Durel, Rick Ross, J Balvin and City Girls. The project is on the Epic Records label, a division of Sony Music Entertainment.
On Sunday, January 19th, popular selector / producer Karim Hype will be celebrating his birthday at an event dubbed Livity. It will be held at 380 NE 59 Street in Miami, Florida.
Hosts for the evening are dancehall artists Agent Sasco and Kranium; with music by Landmark Sound, Don Hot, Juxxy Fire and Polish from New York.
Jamaican recording artist Koffee, who literally had the music industry caught up in her rapture last year, kicks off 2020 on a high note. She has been added to the lineup of the Vewtopia Music Festival, which will be held at Marlins Park (501 Marlins Way) in Miami, Florida from January 31st to February 1st.
Koffee will share the stage with Cardi B, Burna Boy, Jeremih, DJ Khaled, Afro B and many more.
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