The demand clearly caught someone off guard. DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small have been forced to release an additional 5,000 tickets for their Scorpion Kings Live show at FNB Stadium at September 19, 2026, after the original batch sold through faster than most people expected.
The cover art alone tells you something about where Malie Donn’s head is at right now — the young dancehall artist rendered in gold, surrounded by outstretched hands reaching toward him.
The global music landscape is shifting on its axis, and Portmore, Jamaica is sitting right at the center of the shakeup.
Of all the milestones to drop during a beef-heavy era of his career, this one lands differently for Drake.
While many festival announcements focus strictly on the headliners, Shaneil Muir has hijacked the conversation around the St. Kitts
YG Marley is openly apologizing to his listeners for taking so long to drop music, a surprising move for an artist riding a massive wave of global anticipation.
Asake saved one of his most-talked-about tracks for a room small enough that you could actually see his face when he did it.
Here’s a detail that puts Rupert Bent II’s career in immediate perspective: in 1967, he was the guitarist on “Lips of Wine,” the debut single from a 10-year-old Dennis Brown, produced by Derrick Harriott.
The last time Vybz Kartel and Mavado shared a stage was 2008, and the fact that ‘A Taste of Sumfest’ is bringing them back together on July 18 at Plantation Cove in St Ann is already enough to send dancehall fans into a frenzy.
Sixteen years in Negril, and just like that, Dream Weekend is packing up and heading east.