PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad – The Caribbean Music Awards (CMA) says legendary calypsonian Calypso Rose, as well as Shyne, Patra and Alan Cavé, will be honored during its fourth annual awards at the National Academy for the Performing Arts (NAPA) here on Sept. 19.
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NEW YORK, New York – The Brooklyn Public Library (BPL) on Saturday opens “Journey of a Soca King: The Exhibition”, celebrating the life and career of acclaimed Trinidadian Soca Superstar Machel Montano.
A diehard reggae artist, Richie Flo recently stepped out of his comfort zone to work with pop singer/musician Truth Over Illusion (TOI) and Cleon Beckford.
Veteran singer Natty Pablo was raised on the militant sounds of roots-reggae artists in Jamaica during the 1970s and 1980s when that sound resonated with the country’s youth. He stays true to those influences on Hold A Vibes, his second album.
The City of Lauderhill, Florida celebrated Jamaica’s independence at the Lauderhill Performing Arts Center on August 8. It was more than a concert: patrons spent most of the night dancing to high-energy sets by DJs and artists.
NEW YORK, NY — Fresh off an electrifying performance at Reggae Land UK, internationally acclaimed dancehall artist Kranium has officially announced his highly anticipated New York City headline concert at Sony Hall on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
BROOKLYN, New York —Legendary dancehall quartet T.O.K is set to deliver an unforgettable night of music when they return to Brooklyn for 'My Crew, My Dawgs', a live band concert on Friday, August 7, at Crown Hill Theatre, 750 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11216.
A recording artist since the 1990s, Chico cut his teeth in arguably dancehall music’s most competitive era. He is still in the game, releasing songs like Morning Exercise.
NEW YORK, New York – After three celebrated years at Brooklyn, New York’s historic Kings Theatre, the Caribbean Music Awards (CMA) says it is expanding beyond the awards stage with the launch of the inaugural Caribbean Music Awards Elite Weekend Experience, a destination celebration taking place September 18-20, in Trinidad & Tobago.
FORT-DE-FRANCE, Martinique – Martinique’s fourth annual Reggae Therapy Festival concluded July 12 after two days of live performances that brought over 20,000 reggae fans from Martinique, the wider Caribbean, Europe and North America to Louis-Achille Stadium in Fort-de-France.
Over 30 years ago while on tour in the United States, Causion witnessed a tragic incident that had a lasting impact on him. It inspired the Antiguan reggae singer to write and record One Life to Live, which he recently re-released.
On July 24, Shari Beckford was centerstage at the Village Meeting Hall in Sunrise, South Florida. Occasion was a listening party for Miracle, her latest song.
A bluesy, horn-hooked song first released in 1957, There Is Something on Your Mind has been covered by diverse artists such as Etta James, B.B. King and Conway Twitty. Recently, Jamaican Tony Roy put a reggae touch to the track, originally done by American saxophonist Big Jay McNeely.















