The Barbados Reggae Festival and FAS7STAR present the Magnum Tonic Wine Xplosion Reggae Beach Party on Sunday, April 28th, 2019 at Pirate’s Cove in Bridgetown, Barbados.
This event will feature live performances by both Busy Signal and Sizzla Kalonji. Early bird tickets, which were being sold for $35 USD, have already sold out. That being said, additional tickets are available HERE.
On Saturday, March 30th, Elephant Man alongside some of his musical colleagues will be performing at The Bambou Complex, which is located at 229 N. Franklintown Road in Baltimore, Maryland.
Admission is $25 USD and persons can call 410-362-5110 for additional info.
Calibe Thompson, Chef Irie, Chef Thia and The Taste the Islands Experience team will ride around sunny Fort Lauderdale with celebrity guests like Julian Marley, Wayne Wonder, Spragga Benz, Mr Vegas, Nyanda, Everton Blender, Anthony B, and LaVie as they sing their biggest hits in a Yellow Cab.
They’ll also talk about the food they love, their favorite places to travel, and interesting tidbits on their lives you probably never knew. This is all leading up to The Taste the Islands Experience Caribbean Food Festival, April 26 – 28, 2019 in downtown Fort Lauderdale, where Caribbean food, island vibes, and the tropical ambiance are the stars of the show.
See below Buju Banton‘s ‘Long Walk To Freedom’ Caribbean tour dates; and for additional information visit: www.bujubanton.com
Sat. March 16th – Kingston, Jamaica (National Stadium)
Sat. March 30th – Nassau, Bahamas (Thomas A Robinson Stadium)
Sun. April 21st – Trinidad & Tobago (Queens Park Savannah)
Sat. April 27th – Barbados (Kensington Oval)
Sat. May 4th – Paramaribo, Suriname (Andre Kamperveen Stadion)
Sat. May 11th – St. George, Grenada (National Cricket Stadium)
Sat. June 15th – Tortola, BVI (Festival Village Grounds)
Sat. June 29th – St. Kitts (Kim Collins Athletic Club)
On Sunday, March 10th, The Realignment Tour will be stopping in South Florida at the Victory Place International Worship Center (3842 N University Drive) in Sunrise. It features performances by Kevin Downswell, DJ Nicholas, Sean Lypher, Ashaala Shanae and many more.
Admission for adults is $25 USD and for children it’s $10 USD. For additional information persons should call 954-604-6229.
Friday, March 8th is recognized as International Women’s Day, and as such, there will be a slew of events taking place in various venues around the world all aimed at highlighting and celebrating women.
In Lund, Sweden, Ghanian dancehall and afro-beat artist Aurelia Dey will take center stage at Mejeriet (Stora Södergatan). She will present both her music and her opinions on topics like Afropean (African-European) equality and anti-racism movements. Persons interested in attending this event should visit its Facebook page for additional info.
Click here to check out Aurelia Dey’s latest song and video.
Amaziyah The Great is a versatile artist and lyrical poet who crosses all genres of music, with carefully constructed verses inspired from his personal experiences growing up in Frazers Content (Spanish Town, Jamaica), where he still resides today. There is no question that Amaziyah The Great is an accomplished writer known for composing quality songs that have brought him to the forefront.
On Wednesday, February 27th, Amaziyah The Great will be performing at Ruach Ru’s PON DI ENDZ. The event will take place at Kgn10 Sports Bar & Grill – located at 1a Hillview Avenue (off Eastwood Park Road) – in Kingston, Jamaica. Admission is free before 10 PM, $500 JMD after.
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