Windel Beneto Edwards, better known by his stage name Gyptian, will be celebrating his birthday – which is October 25 – at the Downtown Convention Center (124 South Buchanan Street) in Lafayette, Louisiana, on October 22nd.
The international artist will be doing a full set, performing hit songs like Hold You, Serious Times, Nah Let Go, I Can Feel Your Pain etc. The show will start at 8pm local time, and there is a $30 USD entrance fee. Buy tickets here.
Julian Marley‘s Don’t Ruin My World Tour will be in Brazil this month. The singer will be joined by The Uprising for six shows in the South American country. See dates and locations below.
Sept.16
Curitiba, Brazil
Sept.17
Espaço Unimed
São Paulo, Brazil
Sept.18
São Sebastião
São Sebastião, Brazil
Sept.23
Fundição Progresso
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Sept.24
Ilha Shows
Vitória, Brazil
Sept.25
Belo Horizonte, Brazil
The Santa Maria International Festival is the culmination of festivities happening in the Municipality of Sal – in Cape Verde – celebrated annually in the month of September. This year, on its 30th anniversary, the two-day event will take place on September 16th and 17th at Santa Maria beach.
The 2022 staging will feature performances by various national and international artists from different genres. Jamaican singer Turbulence is among the performers.
On Saturday, September 24th, all roads will lead to Mas Camp in Kingston, Jamaica, for the 90s edition of Good Times. There will be music by top selectors Jazzy T and Delano from Renaissance Sound, as well as zip fm’s ZJ Liquid. In addition to the deejays, reggae-dancehall artist Sizzla Kalonji will also perform live.
The gates will open at 8pm, and ladies will be allowed in free before 10pm. Otherwise, presold tickets which are available at different locations in and around Kingston, and online via Caribtix, are going for $1,500 JMD. It will be $2,500 at the gate.
As they continue to build their impressive catalogue, the team at Big Feet Records – headed by Josh Harris – will now collaborate with Anthony B on their next major release. The song, titled Nobody Care, will be officially out on music platforms next Friday, September 16.
Anthony B is undoubtedly one of the hardest working artists in the industry at this time. The Rastafarian sing-jay has countless hit songs such as Fire Pon Rome, Raid Di Barn etc. and is highly sought after all over the world for both live shows and studio recordings. Throughout the pandemic, he was one of a handful of Jamaican artists that was actively working in Europe- even during the lock downs.
His tough, resilient spirit and energy can be felt on Nobody Care; a hardcore roots tune with a gripping message about the state of the world today. The musical team at Big Feet Records composed a masterpiece, and who better than the original fire man Anthony B to add his voice to it!
After blessing us with his last studio album – Years A Pain – early last year, dancehall artist Teflon is now gearing up to release his new LP, Tears of Joy. Not too much has been shared about the upcoming record except that it will be out on all music platforms on September 16.
This month – on September 16 – Full Cup Fridays will welcome the one and only Sister Nancy to their stage. The event is held at The Longboard Margarita Bar at 180 Eureka Square in Pacifica, California.
Nancy, who is known most for the classic reggae anthem Bam Bam, will be joined by DJ Jah Yzer. Showtime is 8pm and tickets start at $30 USD.
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