In 2002 on November 12th, VP Records and Atlantic Records Group released Sean Paul‘s second studio album: Dutty Rock. The LP features four top 15 Billboard Hot 100 hits: Gimme the Light, Get Busy, Like Glue and I’m Still in Love with You.
Next month, on November 16, Sean Paul and Hot 97 will celebrate the album’s 20th anniversary at Webster Hall – 125 E.11th Street – in New York. Get tickets here.
On Saturday, November 26th, four of reggae-dancehall’s living legends will share the stage at Queen’s Park Savannah in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. The concert, dubbed Kings of the Earth, is currently the most anticipated stage-show in the region.
Anthony B, Capleton, Cocoa Tea and Sizzla Kalonji have all been confirmed for this event. Tickets, which are understandably going fast, can be purchase on islandetickets-dot-com.
Bubble In Bahamas returns in early November with five days of island party vibes. From Thursday, November 3rd to Monday, November 7th, Nassau, Bahamas will come alive with Carnival Bubble: a concept that focuses on highlighting the true essence of carnival in one action packed weekend.
The event’s itinerary includes a boat party, beach fete and stage-show. Confirmed performers are Motto, Skinny Fabulous, Yung Bredda, Voice, Salty, Tanya Stephens and South African star Nomcebo Zikode, known for her megahit Jerusalema.
Lovers of Caribbean food, music and culture are invited to the Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival – being presented in association with Publix – on Sunday, November 13th at Miramar Regional Park (16801 Miramar Pkwy ) in Miramar, Florida.
In addition to the family-friendly atmosphere, island cuisine and overall good vibes, patrons will also be treated to a live concert featuring some of the very best in reggae and dancehall. There will be performances by Tarrus Riley, Romain Virgo, Baby Cham and Christopher Martin. Get tickets and additional info on jerkfestival-dot-com.
Anticipation is growing for what many are calling the biggest nineties party for 2022. I Love The 90s goes down this Saturday, October 29, at the Constant Spring Golf Club – 152 Constant Spring Road – in Kingston (JA).
A lot of the excitement surrounding this event is due in part to the fact that veteran dancehall artist Louie Culture will be performing. Additionally, Jamrock, Super Dee and HMV will be juggling music all night long. Starting time is 8pm, and there is a $2,000 entrance fee.
On Saturday, November 19, reggae-dancehall artist Sizzla Kalonji will perform at the Rogue Nightclub – 35 Brunel Road – in Mississauga, Ontario. The event, which is being presented by his team, will begin at 9pm local time; and tickets start at $54.06 CDN.
Toronto’s popular retro party – When Dance Did Nice – returns on Saturday, November 5th at an unannounced location in Brampton, Ontario. It will feature 90s dancehall star Frisco Kid (live from Jamaica) along with several top-tier local selectors.
The entrance fee is $50; however, $40 early bird tickets are currently available on ticketgateway-dot-com.
MARIA JACKSON 27 MAGAZINE 