The Caribbean Music Awards (CMA) said on Tuesday, Sept. 1, that it is turning up the anticipation for its fourth annual celebration, announcing the first wave of performers set to take the stage on Saturday, Sept. 19, at the National Academy for the Performing Arts (NAPA) in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad
Fresh off an electrifying performance at Reggae Land UK, internationally-acclaimed dancehall artist Kranium on Friday, Aug. 7, officially announced his highly anticipated New York City headline concert at Sony Hall on Oct. 15, 2026.“Widely recognized as one of dancehall’s most distinctive voices, Kr
The rhythm of steelpan music, dazzling costume displays, stilt walkers, and exciting revelry took over Time Square on Aug. 30 to celebrate the accomplishment of Tropicalfete, a non-profit, at the forefront of keeping Caribbean culture alive through programs in Brooklyn.Colorfully dressed fans jammed
Dancehall mainstays Mr. Easy and Future Fambo have joined forces with Deejay Yellow for “Cyaan Go Round Yuh,” an explosive new collaboration fueled by infectious rhythms, playful lyrics, and the unmistakable chemistry of distinctive Dancehall voices, according to Caribbean entertainment publicist Fl
The Brooklyn-based Carlos Lezama Archives & Caribbean Cultural Center (CLACC-C) says its 14th Annual Children’s Festival & Youth Pan Fest takes place this Saturday, Aug. 29, 2026, 12–8 p.m., on St. John’s Place, between Brooklyn and Kingston Avenues in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.CLACC-C said on Monday,
Carnegie Hall announced on Tuesday, Aug. 11, that 11-time Grammy Award-winning artist Gloria Estefan and her acclaimed singer-songwriter daughter, Emily Estefan, will debut during “A Night of Rhythm and Storytelling” on Monday, March 8 at 7:30 p.m.“For one unforgettable night, Carnegie Hall will bec
Fresh off two major projects, the “Soul For Sale” remix, featuring Kraff, and a breakout year for “G.A.D.,” Jamaican dancehall star Jada Kingdom continues setting the pace for women in dancehall.Now, she has added another chapter with “Dweet and Done,” a raw dancehall statement produced by legendary
Smokey Oval Park at 125th Street in South Richmond Hill was a scene filled with merriment and the smell of Caribbean cuisine on Aug. 16, thanks to the Angels Caribbean Entertainment Group LLC, which hosted its 9th Annual Queens International Food and Music Festival to share summer fun with residents
“Reggae Kings” Beres Hammond and Beenieman will share stage together across two nights in the tri-state area, according to Jamaican entertainment publicist Anthony “ER Guru” Turner.Turner told Caribbean Life on Monday, Aug. 17, that the “Kings” will perform in Hartford, CT on Friday, Aug. 28, before
Jamaican poet and singer-songwriter D’Yani has announced his highly anticipated forthcoming album Live Life & Prosper to drop on August 21, enticing fans with what’s to come from the 12-track album as he releases his latest single “Miss You Bad,” out everywhere now.Decota Letman of Roots Global Agen
