Sold-Out ‘Journey to Kingston’ Brings Spragga Benz, Wayne Wonder & Agent Sasco to Miramar
Spragga Benz walked away from the inaugural Journey to Kingston concert with more than a birthday celebration — he received the Key to the City of Miramar.
Spragga Benz walked away from the inaugural Journey to Kingston concert with more than a birthday celebration — he received the Key to the City of Miramar.
The Grateful Dead used to change a lyric mid-show just for him. “We used to play for acid,” Bob Weir would sing.
The case that accused Spotify of letting bots inflate Drake’s stream counts has been thrown out — but the door isn’t fully closed yet.
The most talked-about detail surrounding “My Turn” isn’t necessarily the song itself , it’s the music video’s deep dive into late ’90s and early 2000s nostalgia, from oversized sports jerseys and durags to Pac-Man visuals and Game Boy-era handheld devices.
The booking made complete sense the moment you understood the backstory. Tems has been showing up on Barack Obama’s annual playlists for years — “Vibe Out” in 2022, “Love Me Jeje” in 2024 — so when the Obama Presidential Center needed someone to represent the global reach of the former president’s cultural taste, she was always going to be in the conversation.
Nearly eight years after Cleveland Smith was fatally shot in Ackee Walk, St Andrew, the murder trial of Dancehall entertainer Munga Honorable and his co-accused Sheridan Gordon finally kicked off Monday at the Home Circuit Court in Kingston.
Roy “Gramps” Morgan is a Jamaican-American singer-songwriter, producer, and genuine reggae royalty. Born to the late reggae icon Denroy Morgan, Gramps first made his mark in 1994 as a founding member, keyboardist, and core vocalist of the Grammy Award-winning family band Morgan Heritage.
Nigy Boy just dropped a teaser on Facebook that’s short on details but long on energy — a direct callout to Saint Croix with the flag emoji and YOLO Promotions attached to it.
Keznamdi has announced a five-date US tour kicking off October 4 in San Francisco and hitting San Diego, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and New York.
Capleton is calling it himself — go out and get the album. The Fireman announced that *Heights of Fire* is dropping June 26, and he’s already pushing fans toward the preorder with a directness that feels less like marketing and more like a personal call to action.