Kaya Herb House presents ‘Dubwise Jamaica’ on Saturday, November 9th at 82 Lady Musgrave Road in Kingston. It will run from 9 PM until 2 AM the following morning. Music will be provided by David Rodigan, Rory Stone Love and Renaissance.
There will be a $2,500 admission fee at door.
The second installment of the Empreinte Reggae Festival will take place on Saturday, November 30th. It will be held at the Eden scène de Sausheim, located at 20a rue Jean de La Fontaine, 68390 Sausheim, in Alsace, France.
This is arguably the biggest indoor Reggae Festival in Alsace that features both French and international artists. Their headliners for this year are established Jamaican singers: Fantan Mojah and Jah Mason.
Koffee is currently on the Daniel Caesar – Case Study 01 Tour. Tomorrow they will be playing at The Fillmore – located at 29 E Allen Street – in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Ticket price for this event starts at $68 USD and goes all the way up to $181. Click here to purchase.
Earlier in the year Troyton Music released the Healing Project, a seven-track gospel compilation that features some of Jamaica’s most respected gospel artists. Among them is Kevin Downswell, who many say did arguably one of the most powerful gospel songs for 2019.
The track, which is titled Lights, has been getting heavy rotation all over the world. The official video was shared on Kevin’s channel approximately a week ago and it shows a snippet of the impact this record is having on listeners.
Click here or on the image above to watch the video and remember to like, comment and share.
Sizzla Live in Concert, a one-night show that was supposed to take place at the L’Olympia in Montreal on Monday, September 2nd, was cancelled due to low ticket sales.
On the evening of the scheduled show, the following message was released via the venue’s website: “In the light of the day we had, we are in the obligation to cancel the Sizzla show tonight. Sizzla don’t want to perform due to the absence of ONE LOVE Festival Toronto’s payment. All the tickets will be properly refunded.”
Kong Star Production, Abbanation and Lucky Twins Restaurant will be hosting three well respected Jamaican musical talents in Suriname on Saturday, November 9th. The names are recording artists Duane Stephenson and Busy Signal as well as musician / producer Dean Fraser.
The event will be held at the Live Entertainment Center – located at Lalla Rookhweg 48 – in Paramaribo, Suriname. Other acts that will be on the show are Avock, Flyame and Mystic Routes.
International recording artist Gyptian will make his return to the popular music venue, Moe’s Alley (located at 1535 Commercial Way) in Santa Cruz, California on Friday, October 11th. He will be supported by Kava Jah and DJ Spleece.
Advance tickets for this event are going for $25 USD; it will be $30 USD on the day of the show.
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