Eastern Extravaganza returns for its 11th staging on Thursday, January 1, 2026. Set against the vibrant backdrop of the Mountain View Oval, located conveniently across from Excelsior High School, this event is scheduled to begin promptly at 10:00 PM.

This year’s edition boasts an extraordinary lineup that bridges generations of talent. Attendees can expect performances from iconic artistes such as Beenie Man, Sizzla Kalonji, and Louie Culture, alongside modern chart-toppers like Skeng, Tommy Lee, and Jahshii. The roster is further bolstered by veteran voices including Horace Andy, Turbulence, Pamputae and others.

Accessibility remains a cornerstone of the Eastern Extravaganza, with general admission offered free of charge to the public. For those seeking an elevated experience, VIP access is available exclusively at the gate for $3,000.

International dancehall sensation Busy Signal is scheduled to perform live in The Gambia on January 3, 2026. Presented by Zion Promotion, and hosted by popular personality Fanta Ceesay, the performance will take place at the GCCI Trade Fair Ground.

Organizers have established a tiered pricing structure to accommodate various attendee preferences. General admission tickets are currently available for D900 in advance or D1200 at the gate. For those seeking a more premium experience, VIP advance tickets are priced at D2500, increasing to D3000 on the day of the event. Additionally, VVIP table packages are available for those interested in a more exclusive setting, with bookings managed through dedicated local contact lines.

Interested patrons can secure their tickets by visiting the promotion’s website, zionpromotion.com.

The Stay Strong Jamaica benefit concert will be held at Hard Rock Live, located at 1 Seminole Way in Hollywood, Florida, on Friday, January 2, 2026, at 8:00 p.m.

The event will feature live performances by Shaggy, Julian Marley, Marcia Griffiths, Wayne Wonder, Inner Circle, Third World, The Wailers, I-Octane, Etana, Tee Jay, Shuga, Ernie Smith, Mykal Rose, Chalice, Brick and Lace, Ed Robinson, and more. Please note that the lineup is subject to change.

Beyond the music, Stay Strong Jamaica carries a vital mission. One hundred percent of net proceeds from ticket sales and donations will be directed to Jamaica through Jamaica’s Promise, the designated beneficiary of the Hard Rock Heals Foundation. The funds raised will support urgently needed housing, infrastructure repairs, and humanitarian aid across the island.

Tickets for Stay Strong Jamaica are available for purchase at Ticketmaster.com.

The One Nation Caribbean Music Festival returns with a riveting opening night on January 10, 2026, as they present the “Reggae Kingdom” at the Antigua Recreation Ground in St. John’s. Operating under the theme One People, One Love, the event will feature performances by Capleton, Burning Flames, Tian Winter, Claudette Peters, Mr. Vegas, Christopher Martin, Gramps Morgan, Masicka, and Shelly & Signal Band.

Gates open at 8:00 PM, and tickets are available at $375 for early-bird patrons and $450 thereafter. All tickets come with an all-inclusive experience, with outlets such as Exotic Antigua, Roti King, and The Larder serving as official points of purchase. The event is presented by the Antigua & Barbuda Festivals Commission.

A new date and location have been announced for the 2025 Food, Rum & Reggae Festival! The organizers have also stated that this year’s event will be called the Food, Rum & Reggae Benefit Festival, as proceeds from the gathering will support the rehabilitation of Jamaica’s agricultural sector, which has been significantly impacted by Hurricane Melissa.

The Food, Rum & Reggae Benefit Festival is now scheduled for Sunday, December 7, at 36 Hope Road in Kingston. The three previously confirmed performers—Christopher Martin, Capleton, and Agent Sasco—are still on the lineup. Click here for additional information and to purchase tickets.