The Reggae Gold Awards

Reggae Month 2024 will conclude with The Reggae Gold Awards, as well as this year’s Jamaica Music Museum Hall Of Fame Inductions. Both events will be held this Thursday, February 29th at the National Indoor Sports Centre in Kingston.

Third World, Lutan Fyah, Etana, Jesse Royal, and Quique Neira (from Chile) are all slated to perform. What’s more, two dancehall giants – Bounty Killer and Beenie Man – will both receive special awards.

This is a major event that is being presented by Jamaica’s Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment & Sport, the Ministry of Tourism, and JCDC. Most importantly, admission is free!

“Reggae In The Park” The Bahamas Edition

Tony Rebel, Sister Carol, Bushman and Anthony B will perform at Super Club Breezes in Nassau, Bahamas, on Saturday, March 23rd. This concert, dubbed Reggae in the Park, is being presented by Alpha Sound Promotions, one of the island’s most respected event organizers.

Reggae in the Park will be hosted by Natural Empress, and Code Red Band will provide support to the aforementioned acts. Starting time is 5:00 PM, and general admission is $60 per person. Buy tickets here.

Father Pow’s Earthstrong

The man behind the immortal Stone Love Sound, Father Pow, will be celebrating his birthday at D Lux Restaurant & Lounge – 1A Caledonia Avenue – in Kingston, Jamaica, on Saturday, March 16.

Krazy Kris from Kool FM, Boom Boom, Harry Hype, Niney Badness, DJ Ray, and Welton Irie will all be on hand to join in the festivity. Additionally, reggae recording artist Prophecy will be performing.

Fort Lauderdale Vybes Fest

On Saturday, March 9th, Feel Good Boss, in association with Jamruss Production, will present the Fort Lauderdale Vybes Fest at The Garden (4340 North State Road 7) in Lauderdale Lakes, Florida.

It will feature performances by Shane O, I Octane, Vershon, Ras Blinga, Lockit, and Guidance, with support from Fire Reds, Shawn 13 T&R, DJ Ruxie, and Cardo on the turntables. Admission is $50 at the gate.

Jamaica’s Governor-General Announces 24-hour Entertainment Zone

During his 2024/2025 Throne Speech in the the House of Representatives on Thursday, February 15, Jamaica’s Governor-General, His Excellency the Most Honorable Sir Patrick Allen made the following statement.

To further enhance the country’s excellence in entertainment, the Portmore-based JamWorld Entertainment Complex is being renovated for the facility to be the first 24-hour Entertainment Zone, to address the need for designated entertainment areas.

Jah Vinci Confirmed For Slaughter Tone’s 3rd Memorial

On Saturday, February 24th, the Slaughta Tone Foundation will present the third annual memorial for popular business man/selector, Slaughter Tone. The event will be held at Club Silk of Candler – 2930 Ember Drive – in Decatur, Georgia, starting at 10:00 PM local time.

Needless to say several high-ranking deejays will be on hand to honor their former colleague: Tony Matterhorn, Dun Rich Muzic, Navis Boom, Bugsy Bam Bam, and DJ Fiyah Feelings. Additionally, there will be a live set by international dancehall artist Jah Vinci.

Capleton Will Perform At Ranny Williams Ent. Centre This Friday

The next Young Reggae Ambassadors showcase, which is a part of a series happening throughout Reggae Month, will take place this Friday – February 16 – at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre in Kingston, Jamaica.

The Young Reggae Ambassadors confirmed for this staging are Andrew Tosh, Janeel Mills, Angel Eyes, and Ras-I. Veteran reggae-dancehall artist Capleton will also be performing as this week’s special guest. This event is absolutely free to the public!