Jodian Pantry Confirmed For Sligoville Emancifest

At the end of July – on the 31st – all roads will lead to the Sligoville Stadium in St. Catherine, Jamaica for the annual Sligoville Emancifest. Subtitled Redemption Concert, this event is always a treat for residents of Sligoville, Bog Walk, Angels, and the surrounding communities.

MP Natalie Neita Garvey and her team have gone all out to secure some top-notch performers. So far they have confirmed Jodian Pantry, Carey Sayles, Sister Patt, Rhoda Isabella, and Kevin Downswell. It is expected that additional artists will be added in the coming days.

The 2023 Eleuthera Bahamas Gospel Fest Is Next Month

The 2023 Eleuthera Gospel Fest is scheduled for Friday, August 18th at Rock Sound (on Queens Highway) in The Bahamas. The organizers have joined forces with the Rock Sound Homecoming Committee to incorporate the annual back-to-school affair, making it a part of this year’s festival.

Another important feature on the 2023 Eleuthera Gospel Fest is the honoring of Apostle Michael Saunders who passed in the summer of 2021. Ministers that have been invited to join the celebration are Lisa Harris (Antigua), Tiffany Levy (Jamaica), Unlimited Angel, Shara J (Bahamas), and others. It will be hosted by DJ Don.

Catch Sister Pat At ‘Summer Praise’ In Clarendon

Oshane and The Vibes Master Band present Summer Praise Gospel Concert at Copperwood Entertainment Center in Clarendon, Jamaica. Scheduled for Saturday, July 22nd, the event will feature performances by various gospel artists, with Sister Pat as the main headliner.

Tickets, which are currently going for $1,000 JMD, can be purchased locally at Frankfield Pharmacy, Brite Diamond Funeral Home in Spalding, Goldine Auto Parts, and N.T.S Electronic, which is across from the market in Spalding.

Karamanti Releases New Single “Jehovah Tell Me”

On her latest single, Jehovah Tell Me, recording artist Karamanti shines a bright light on Jamaica’s hypocrisy, as it relates to the nation’s ongoing gun crimes. Done as both a prayer to God and a criticism of man’s lack of integrity, the deejay calls out Jamaicans who openly bashes the government for the high murder rate, while simultaneously withholding information about known criminals. 

The song is presented on the Harder They Come Riddim, produced and released by Kingston based label, Jungle Lava Productions. And although most of the other tracks on the compilation are secular, Karamanti – as she has always done – makes God the central theme in her music. 

In addition to her tune, Karamanti, an active songwriter for other artists, also penned Jazz Black‘s song, Dibby Dibby. It’s the only other unworldly track on the EP. 

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD “JEHOVAH TELL ME” BY KARAMANTI

Join Gospel Legends John P. Kee, Dorinda Clark-Cole & Donnie McClurkin In GA On Aug. 26th

Three gospel legends – John P. Kee, Dorinda Clark-Cole and Donnie McClurkin – are coming together for the Legends of Gospel Concert on Saturday, August 26. They will be joined by special guest, Kevin Lemon’s Higher Calling Choir.

The event will be held at Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre – 5239 Floyd Road – in Mableton, Georgia. And passes can be purchased via Ticketmaster.

Jonathan McReynolds & Tasha Cobbs Leonard Will Host The Stellar Awards On July 15

The 38th annual Stellar Awards – one of the most anticipated yearly gospel events – returns this Saturday, July 15. The live in-person ceremony, which will be hosted by Jonathan McReynolds and Tasha Cobbs Leonard, will be at the Orleans Arena – 4500 West Tropicana Avenue – in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The taped show will then air on BET – the American Black Entertainment Television cable channel – next month, on Sunday, August 6 at 8 p.m. ET/PT.

Joan Flemmings, Sebastian Braham & Petra Kaye For ‘Jubilee’

The Canadian edition of Jubilee (Grand Gospel Concert) goes down on Saturday, July 22nd at The Holy Remnant Apostolic Church – 30 Intermodal Drive, unit 33 – in Brampton, Ontario.

Presented by Sebastian Braham Ministries, it will feature performances by Joan Flemmings, Petra Kaye, Sebastian Braham, and others. Showtime is 7pm, and there is a $50 entrance fee for adults and $25 for children under twelve.