Mohspice Entertainment in collaboration with Across Solutions present Let Love Reign, a concert dedicated to promoting love and unity. Confirmed acts are non other than the August Town singer, Duane Stephenson, as well as the man with the silky voice, DaVille. The artists will be supported by both the Gravitti and Iklektik Bands.
This event will take place at the KICC grounds on July 27th, with a regular entrance fee of KSH 1,000 and a VIP fee of KSH 3,000.
On July 16th, reggae recording artist, Jah Mason, released the official video for his single Ain’t No Chain. On the record, which is produced by Global Flex, Mason laments on his resilient spirit, which he says cannot be chained.
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On July 27th Jamaica’s godfather of dancehall, Johnny Osbourne, will be performing at Outside Oostende (located at Koningin Astridlaan 9) in Ostend. This event, which is being dubbed ‘Kingston Beach,’ will also feature several sound systems, tropical drinks, Jamaican food and live dance acts.
On July 17th, Buju Banton released an absolutely jaw dropping tune call Steppa. If you have not done so as yet, be sure to check it out, as Gargamel is aggressively stepping on the rhythm with both his lyrics and flow.
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The 2019 staging of the Locs Festival will take place this weekend, Saturday, July 20th, at the Old Boys and Girls High School Baseball Field (777 Rutland Road) in Brooklyn, New York. International recording artist Everton Blender has been confirmed as the headliner for this year. He will be supported by several other performing artists and selectors.
The 2019 staging of the Westside Reggae Festival will take place on Saturday, July 27th, at Ives Concert Park (which is located at 43 Lake Avenue Ext) in Danbury, Connecticut.
This year the organizers are boasting an all star lineup as they have confirmed: Etana, Beres Hammond, Maxi Priest and King Yellow Man.
Wilmington’s most anticipated summer music festival returns to Market Street on July 20th. Done in partnership with Live Nation, the 25th Annual People’s Festival Tribute to Bob Marley has confirmed Maxi Priest as their headliner.
The day-long festival runs from Noon to 10 p.m. in the heart of Wilmington along North Market Street. It features live indoor and outdoor music, a craft beer garden, an international food court, arts and craft vendors, Delaware Art Museum’s Children’s Village and a Bob Marley Exhibit.
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