Reggae Jamaica Village will host “Memories: An Old Hits Party” on Saturday, May 23, 2026, at Church Road in Bog Walk, St. Catherine, bringing together lovers of classic reggae and dancehall music for an evening dedicated to timeless hits from the 70s, 80s, and 90s.

The event will feature special guest Admiral Tibet alongside DJ Little Richie of Rich Squad and DJ Al Pachino, who are expected to deliver a nostalgic musical experience filled with well-known classics and crowd favorites.

Promoters describe the event as a celebration of “good music, good people, and good vibes,” with patrons invited to enjoy an atmosphere centered on vintage sounds and positive energy. Finger food will also be included with admission.

Tickets are priced at $5,000 for single admission and $8,000 per couple.

Dancehall icon Wayne Wonder will headline a special Caribbean-themed night at the BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! on Saturday, June 20, at the Lena Horne Bandshell in Prospect Park, Brooklyn. Joining him on the lineup are reggae star Lila Iké and popular selector DJ Gravy. The free event forms part of the festival’s 47th season, which is being presented under the theme “Radical Joy.”

According to organizers, the evening will celebrate Caribbean music and culture with a mix of reggae, dancehall, soul and party vibes. Wayne Wonder, known globally for hits such as “No Letting Go,” returns to the festival by popular demand.

The concert is scheduled to begin at 7:00 PM, with doors opening at 6:00 PM. Organizers have noted that admission is free on a first come, first served basis, though fans are encouraged to RSVP online for event updates and a chance to win VIP tent passes.

International reggae and dancehall star Shaggy is set to host an exclusive listening session for his upcoming album, Lottery, on Tuesday, May 12, at Mr. Melo (61 Withers Street) in Brooklyn, New York.

The event, branded “Dancehall Nice Again,” will give fans an opportunity to hear the album ahead of its official release. Lottery is expected to feature collaborations with several internationally acclaimed acts, including Sting, Robin Thicke, Akon, Jeremih, and Anthony Hamilton.

Music for the evening will be provided by Federation Sound alongside Max Glazer. The listening party is scheduled to run from 7 PM until midnight.

Jamaican dancehall legend Yellowman is set to hit the road this month for the “King Yellowman Spring Tour,” performing to audiences across the United States West Coast.

Scheduled to begin on May 15 at Swabbies in Sacramento, California, it will make stops in several cities including Costa Mesa, Santa Cruz, Morro Bay, San Diego, Ventura, Lakeport, Mill Valley, Portland, Seattle, Redway, and Ukiah before concluding on May 31.

See confirmed dates and locations below.

Fri. May 15: Swabbies – Sacramento, CA
Sat. May 16: Tiki Bar – Costa Mesa, CA
Tue. May 19: Moe’s Alley – Santa Cruz, CA
Wed. May 20: The Siren – Morro Bay, CA
Thurs. May 21: Winstons – San Diego, CA
Fri. May 22: Ventura Music Hall – Ventura, CA
Sat. May 23: Konocti Casino – Lakeport, CA
Sun. May 24: Sweetwater Music Hall – Mill Valley, CA
Wed. May 27: The Star Theater – Portland, OR
Thurs. May 28: Nectar Lounge – Seattle, WA
Sat. May 30: The Mateel – Redway, CA
Sun. May 31: The Thirsty Axe – Ukiah, CA

Singer/songwriter Alwayne Love has officially released his long-awaited self-titled debut album, which is now available on all major streaming platforms. Originally slated for an earlier rollout, the project was ultimately released on Friday, May 1, 2026, following unforeseen delays caused by issues with distribution.

The nine-track album arrives via T25 Records Inc., the Brooklyn-based label to which Alwayne Love is signed. Notably, the project features no collaborations, allowing Love to fully establish his voice and artistic identity across a cohesive body of work.

Blending multiple genres with a reggae foundation, Alwayne Love highlights the artist’s versatility and willingness to experiment sonically. The album was produced by Mark Burke alongside co-producer Steven Ventura, with both also handling the mixing on most tracks. The exception, “Drop It Supreme”, was mixed by Shannti Cosmo, who additionally mastered the entire album.

A deeply personal project, Alwayne Love reflects significant growth for the artist. According to Love, the album captures his evolution on a personal level, while early listeners have noted that it equally demonstrates his professional development as a recording artist. Writing all nine songs himself, Love infuses each track with meaning and authenticity.

Drawing from his roots in gospel music, elements of spirituality are woven into select songs, while other tracks explore themes of love and relationships. With Alwayne Love, the artist delivers a sincere and multifaceted debut that positions him as a compelling new voice in contemporary reggae and beyond.