On Saturday, February 23rd, veteran reggae artist / musician Clinton Fearon will be performing at the HB Social Club (located at 1680 Kapiolani Blvd.) in Honolulu, Hawaii. He will be supported by Mike Love, Hawaii’s reggae rising star, and The Full Circle.

Tickets, which range from $10 to $20 USD, can be purchased HERE.

Mongoose Restaurant, in collaboration with Pot Gold Production and B.I.G. Incorporated, presents ‘Moonlight Magic’ on Valentine’s Day (Thursday, February 14th). This event will feature a live performance from international recording artist Richie Stephens backed by the Yard Rootz Band. In addition to Richie Stephens‘ performance, there will also be music by popular disc-jock Krazy Kris, with host Big A.

‘Moonlight Magic’ will be held at the Mongoose Restaurant and Lounge located at 52 Main Street in Ocho Rios, Jamaica. For additional information about this event, persons are being asked to call 876-622-6942 or 876-247-3643.

On Thursday, January 24th, established reggae artist Turbulence will be performing at the Socialite Restaurant & Bar (located at 276 Augusta Avenue) in Toronto, Ontario.

The event, which starts at 10 PM and will run until 2:30 AM EST, is dubbed ‘The Connected Reggae Party’. Entrance fee is $10 CDN.

Recording artist turned promoter, Ruach Ru, has just announced the first set of confirmed artists for her popular event Pon Di Endz. She has added veteran reggae artist Mikey General as one of the main headlining act. Additionally, roots singers Imar Shephard, Asante Amen, Michael Fabulous and Isha Bel will also be on the show as this staging is being dubbed “The Roots & Culture Edition.”

Popular poet Amaziyah has also be added to the lineup as he will be sharing a couple pieces from his massive catalogue. Needless to say that Ruach Ru herself will be performing with her Spirit Band.

Pon Di Endz will be held on Wednesday, January 30th at the Kgn10 Sports Bar & Grill, located at 1a Hillview Avenue (off Eastwood Park Road) in Kingston, Jamaica.

Festival goers and music lovers from around the globe will descend upon the Nevada County Fairgrounds July 11-14 for the 23rd annual California WorldFest. With seven stages of music, more than 50 artists from around the world, and a full workshop and educational schedule, WorldFest has set itself apart from other music festivals throughout the region.

One of the main headliners for the 2019 staging is the Jamaican music group, which is best known for their ska and rock-steady vocal style Toots and the Maytals. The Maytals were formed in the early 1960s and were key figures in popularizing reggae music.

On Saturday, March 23rd, Stereo Vybz Entertainment will be hosting the Lava Ground Reggae Fest. It will be held at the West Indian American Center – located at 3340 Main Street – in Hartford, Connecticut.

Headlining acts are: the Lava Ground king himself, I Wayne and Canadian reggae artist, Exco Levi. Both men will be supported by Vitchous, Princess Haile, Kashu and King Lorde. Music will be provided by Stereo Vybz Sound and King AP.

Tickets, which are currently going for $20 USD, can be purchased at Oshane Wireless.

Dark Star presents the seventh annual Jamaican Jam In The Sand at the Jewel Paradise Cove Resort and Spa in Runaway Bay, Jamaica, from January 15th through to the 19th, 2019.

The nights will be spent under the stars with the Dark Star Orchestra performing a full 2-Set show each of the 4 Nights. Joining DSO will be The Wailers (2 Sets) and Green Leaf Rustlers (3 Sets) featuring Chris Robinson, John Molo, Pete Sears, Greg Loiacono & Barry Sless on the palm tree covered beachfront stage.

For additional info such as tickets and accommodation, visit HERE.