Campari’s Respect the Bitter Holiday Vibes Road Show will make its final stop this Friday, December 16. They have two shows: both in the parish of St. Catherine, and both headed by veteran dancehall artist Beenie Man.
The first will be at the Club Money, Advance Shopping Centre on Old Harbour Road at 8pm; and the other – scheduled for 11:30pm – will be on Charlemont Main Road (beside the Jerk Centre). There is no entrance fee for either show.
This Saturday, December 10th, the one and only Professor Nuts will perform at Skankin22; a retro party centered around music from the 80s, 90s and early 2000s. It will be held at 22Jerk, the spacious indoor/outdoor restaurant located at 22 Barbican Road in Liguanea (Kingston, Jamaica).
Live entertainment aside, music will be provided by Arif Cooper and Krazy Kris; with Oral Tracey doing hosting duties.
On Friday, December 16, St. Catherine High School Alumni Association will host their 2022 barbecue on the school grounds – 35 St John’s Road – in Spanish Town, Jamaica. The fun-day will feature rides for the pupils, a music room, and a stage show with performances by Jah Vinci and other popular dancehall artists.
Entrance fee for students is $1,800 JMD; while adults are being asked to pay $2,500. This is an all day event that will begin in the morning at approximately 11am.
Nigerian pop-star Burna Boy is on a world tour in support of his sixth studio album: Love, Damini. The afrobeat record was released in July of this year, and it features several international performers including Jamaican dancehall artist Popcaan.
That said, Burna Boy will be doing a full set at the National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica on Sunday, December 18. We are still not clear on who else will be on the show.
Welcome To Jamrock Reggae Cruise is scheduled to sail from Wednesday, December 7th to Monday the 12th, on Royal Caribbean’s Freedom of the Seas, out of Miami, Florida Port Terminals. It will make stops in Montego Bay and Ocho Rio in Jamaica. The organizers are promising the ultimate reggae experience with some of the world’s most respected reggae artists, selectors and public figures on-board.
Confirmed are: Damian ‘Jr Gong’ Marley, Stephen ‘Ragga’ Marley, Burning Spear, Shabba Ranks, Bounty Killer, Sizzla, Maxi Priest, Tarrus Riley, Morgan Heritage, J Boog, Johnny Osbourne, Cham, Cocoa Tea, Ding Dong, T.O.K., Kabaka Pyramid, Etana, Christopher Ellis, and Naomi Cowan.
Mello FM – a Jamaica based radio station with offices and studios in both Kingston and Montego Bay – have kicked off their Pre-Christmas Mellorific Road Tour.
The first staging was on November 25th at the Portmore Mall. The upcoming dates and locations are as follows: December 2nd at the Half Way Tree Transportation Centre in Kingston, December 9th at the Cecil Charlton Park in Mandeville, and December 16 at Harmony Beach Park in Montego Bay.
Confirmed artists include: Razor B, Jah Bouks, D’Angel, Mr. Lexx, D Major, Anthony Cruz, Althea Hewitt, Abijah, Stacious and others. Showtime is 1 to 10pm.
Whenever Agent Sasco shows up on a track we listen intently; this is because his music goes beyond entertainment, it is usually very informative. The attention is heightened when he starts off by saying “true story.”
That’s what he did on his latest release; a single titled She’s a Saint, done on the Night Light Riddim produced by Irie Ites Records. On this one Sasco tells the tale of a wealthy man who uses money to keep his love interest; not knowing that she is actively creeping (cheating) while pretending to be a good girl. Click here to check it out.
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