Princess Production and Toppis Promotion present Fyah In Da Ville (Negril Series) – a dancehall party and live show – scheduled for Saturday, November 25th at Jamaica Tamboo Resort on Norman Manley Boulevard in Negril.
It is aptly being headlined by Capleton, the original fire man, who will be joined by Munga Honorable, Najeeriii, Ffurious, Elbizzle, and others. Early bird tickets, which are going for $4,500 JMD, can be purchased from Eventbrite.
Organizers of The Rum & Reggae Festival have merged it with the upcoming Sunshine Reggae Fest, happening on Saturday, November 4th, at the Apopka Amphitheater – 3710 Jason Dwelley Parkway – in Apopka, Florida.
What this means is that the Rum & Reggae Festival will now become a VIP section within the larger Sunshine Reggae Fest. That said, Rum & Reggae Festival ticket holders will be granted access to this exclusive zone.
All attendees will be treated to authentic Caribbean dishes: from jerk chicken and corn soup, to rice and peas and curry goat. As for music, there will be live performances by Anthony B, King Yellow Man, Nadine Sutherland, Little John, Ras Takura, and Propaganjah. Tickets can be purchased from Eventbrite.
Veteran reggae artist Little Hero will be celebrating his earth-strong on Sunday, November 5th, at the Discovery Bay Sports Complex in St. Ann, Jamaica. The all day event will commence at 10:00am, and will feature everything from football and netball matches, to merry-go-round and bounce-about for the kids.
It goes without saying that there will also be a massive stage show! Luciano, Louie Culture, Charly Black, Terry Linen, Zamunda, Singer J, PZ, and host of other artists will join Hero on stage. Regular admission at the gate (after 5:00pm) is $2,000 JMD, while VIP is $2,500. Children under twelve will only pay $500.
Daniel Ojo and Jennifer Lewin, two Juno nominees, will perform at the 43rd Covenant Awards, which is scheduled for November 17 and 18 at Bethany Church in Kitchener, Ontario.
In addition to Ojo and Lewin, the program also features performances by other Canadian Christian and gospel artists, plus workshops with Darren Hamilton (Waterloo Region Mass Choir), Jaye Woods & Jon Corbin, Hollie Taylor, and more!
The Covenant Awards‘ goal is to celebrate excellence in the Canadian Christian music community.
Living Word Christian Center proudly presents Praise Unleashed (Gospel Concert), happening on Saturday, November 4th, at their headquarters: 3301 Riverside Drive, in Coral Springs, Florida.
International recording artist Kevin Downswell is the event’s featured act. It is anticipated that he will deliver what many are already calling a powerful music ministry. There is a $40 ticket donation in advance, and $45 at the door. Children 6 to 12 years of age will only pay $20. Passes can be purchased from eventbrite.
Godson, an independent producer and recording artist based in Malawi, has just released a brand new single. The Afro-reggae tune, titled How We Livin, is done in collaboration with Jamaican lyricist Karamanti, someone with whom he has worked before.
How We Livin is a powerful record that brings to light the reckless actions taken by most politicians and world leaders, which more often than not, results in a penurious lifestyle for the people they were elected to serve.
To drive the message home, both Godson and Karamanti created and shared the song’s official video. It was just uploaded to, and can be viewed on Karamanti’s YouTube channel.
Christian rapper and singer Trip Lee – an original member of the 116 Clique – is back with a full-length studio album. Released this past Friday, October 27th, the record titled The Epilogue, is arguably his best body of work to date.
On this project, Lee – who is signed to Reach Records – collaborates with other artists from the label, but also features Madison Ryann Ward and Kirk Franklin. The Epilogue can be streamed and or downloaded from all digital music stores.
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