Reggae’s living legend Sister Carol, who turns 65 next month, will mark the occasion with a big Birthday Bash on Sunday, January 14 – a day before her actual birthday – at 4609 Church Avenue in Brooklyn, New York.
This is not a stage-show, instead the veteran deejay is promising a night filled with fun, laughter, and overall good vibes. Music will be provided by Tippatone Hi-Power with Jah Wise, and Kulture Kartel with Vaughn Allstar and Joseph Demension. Click here for tickets.
After featuring Rastafarian recording artist Jah Lama on several of their early rhythm-driven compilations, Pandemic Records & Entertainment LLC inked a deal with the sing-jay in February of this year. Ever since then, they’ve been working hard to make the Clarendonian a household name within Jamaica’s reggae-dancehall industry.
To that end, the team have just released Jah Lama‘s debut album, Fight the Fight. The eight-track project, which features one collaboration – Burn Dem Down, done with Turbulence – was highly anticipated by Lama‘s growing fan base, most of whom have been privy to the already published singles: Pouring Rain, Progress, Fight, and Burn Dem Down.
1970s reggae vocal group, The Itals, will be back at the popular live music venue, Moe’s Alley, on Friday, January 12th, 2024. They will be supported by the California based reggae band Rise Up, as well as longtime reggae selector DJ Spleece.
General admission is $25 USD, and tickets can be purchased now on ticketweb-dot-com. Moe’s Alley is located at 1535 Commercial Way in Santa Cruz, California.
The Commissioner of Miramar City (in Florida) would like all its residents to join him at the Miramar Regional Park on December 31st at 8:00 PM, for both the annual Ball Drop and Countdown to 2024.
Hosted by Commissioner Maxwell B. Chambers, the event will feature performances by Althea Hewitt, Luciano, Adahzeh, and Alomako, as well as live painting by world-renowned visual artist Andy Ballentine. Click here to purchase tickets.
Mingles Entertainment will be having their Retro Christmas Party on Monday, December 25th at Colonel Lawn in Stewart Town, St. Mary, Jamaica. They’ve tapped Rastafarian singer Bushman to headline the show, with support from Chiney K, DJ Ashile, and Bass Odyssey. Entrance fee is only $2,000 JMD at the gate.
JahRiffe and his Jah-N-I Roots Band have been confirmed, and will perform at the We’re Groovin Music Series, happening this Friday, December 15, at Oasis Restaurant & Bar – 33 Hancock Street – in Boston, Massachusetts. The singer, who has always been committed to delivering powerful messages of growth through Rastafari and ancestral wisdom, is promising nothing but potent authentic roots-reggae music in a venue most known for its soul.
Furthermore, he will use the opportunity to share his latest single, Twin Flame, released via Jah-N-I Roots Movement on October 11th. The unusual lovers-rock tune has been capturing the attention of music critiques, and is also enjoying favorable placement on reggae platforms worldwide.
That said, all are invited to attend the We’re Groovin Music Series, which starts at 6:00 PM (local time), and will run until midnight. Admission is free before 9:00 PM, with a $15 entrance fee after.
Take a journey through the 70s, 80s, and 90s with Leroy Sibbles, General Trees, Admiral Bailey, Ken Boothe and Admiral Tibet, at an event called Real Retro Rock. Set for Saturday, December 16, it will be held at Fyah Side Jerk Tolgate in Clarendon, Jamaica.
The men will be supported by Donovan Dacres (from RJR), Marlon Famous from (Roses FM), and the year to year Metro Media Sound System. General admission is $2,500 JMD; VIP is $4,000.
