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A trip around Downtown Kingston that gives the full experience of Jamaican music culture. On this three hour bus tour, visitors will have the opportunity to take in the iconic sites that produced the sounds that contributed to Jamaica’s world renowned reggae music as well as exhibitions that showc...
Come join the (online) parties like ur in Jamaica
Being stuck at home doesn’t mean you can’t have a party. A virtual party, that is. The Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) is now using its…
Youngsters will soon flood Mobay for the Brit Jam Spring Break festival from 11 to 15 March. Detailed program of the event is available now, read all about it.
Montego Bay Comes alive with Spring Break Music Festival BritJam. Have you never experienced Spring Break and you're not a student anymore? Come and party for an entire week with hundreds of American, Canadian and British Spring Breakers on Mobay's beaches and in Mobay's clubs and venues. Fun if i...
Read all about the 'third coming' of Reggae Sunsplash this year from November 6 to 8.
Tell dem Pastor! Interesting read.
Our nation celebrated another Reggae Month. February was so designated in 2008. It is an ...
Big Reggae Month event this Saturday at the National Stadium. 12 Sounds inna 1 lawn. Celebrating Sound System culture with sounds like High Tension, Jammy's, JamOne, Scorpio, Swatch International, Sound Wave, Sound Trooper and Klassique Disco. Gonna be loud.
Very interesting read on the reality of inner city tourism in Kingston. Can you believe that over a 100 tourists visited Trench Town on a typical day before noon!
This Saturday is filled with Reggae events in and around Kingston. We start off early with an afternoon live showcase @ the Fyah Garden with I-Wayne, Mortimer, Yaadcore, Queen Omega and others. In the evening we’ll have to choose between three sessions. Rockers Takeover is hosted by Peter Metro and features the like of Max Romeo, Johnny Osbourne, X**a Romeo and Ricky Trooper. Then there’s the annual Wormbass&Friends showcase @ 22Jerk with Richie Spice, The Congos, Admiral Tibet and more. Finally, there’s the Hempress Sativa showcase Levels also featuring Warrior King and a bunch of up and coming artists.
Great showcase last Saturday at the fancy New Kingston Golf Academy. Read all about it in our event report.
Jamaicans nowadays are often ‘bawling’ that there’s hardly any professionally staged live shows being held in Jamaica. It’s mostly DJs and Sounds that are backing up artists instead of live bands. Those stage shows with live bands that do keep often frustrate patrons because of long band cha...
First 2020 Sumfest headliners!
Under its 28th staging, Reggae Sumfest once again comes alive with one of Jamaica’s youngest and vibrant musical force, Koffee, who is expected to engulf
Who agrees?
Reggae/Dancehall artiste Capleton is lamenting the low number of stage shows being held annually in Jamaica. According to the "Fireman," for a country
This week's Reggae Month's activities and events.
Tonite @ KNG10 SportsBar&Grill a thing called 'strictly roots and culture' featuring Johnny Clarke, Mikey General and History Man in concert.
Today is Bob Marley Day. See u at the Museum on 56 Hope Road!
Happy Bob Marley Day from us at Reggae Tourist. We'll be at the museum.
During Reggae Month you can attend the free 'Reggae Wednesday' Showcases at Emancipation park, New Kingston. They are early shows that start around 6 pm. This wednesday you can see Louie Culture, George Nooks and Papa Michigan perform with live band.
Tonite @ Wicky Wacky Beach (=great location) a showcase with promising young artists Mortimer and Kumar and also a performance by Chris Martin.
Tonite @ Kaya Inc! Pressure Buss Pipe album launch featuring Jah9, Lutan Fyah, Kabaka Pyramid and more.
Today is February 1, the start of Reggae Month and the day Dennis Brown, the crown prince of reggae, was born in 1957.
This year’s Reggae Month is amazing. Check out our coverage of events, come to Jamaica and see all your favorite reggae artists in a stretch of 30 days
January 31, 2020 REGGAE TOURIST GEARED UP FOR REGGAE MONTH January 31, 2020/ David King Reggae Month 2020 is around the corner and it is promised to be a memorable edition. All ‘official’ reggae month activities are listed on the Reggae Month website and even more on the offical app. Furthermore...
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Jamaica celebrates her 56th Year of Independence from Britain today. While unfortunately I won’t be out enjoying the islandwide festivities, I’m still very much patriotic and thought it…
For the bigger spenders among us. The article does nicely relfect the diversity of Jamaica's resorts, hotels and boutique hotels.
The best Jamaica resorts set the standard for the Caribbean travel experience; since the dawn of the jetset age, it's been a haven for special places.
So much parties and shows to choose from when your in Jamaica in the holiday season
Rebel Salute line-up starting to look real good! That's January 17 and 18 in the parish of St. Ann
NY: Veteran vocal harmony reggae group, The Meditations, which last performed on Jamaican soil with Bob Marley at the One Love Peace Concert in 1978, is confirmed for Rebel Salute 2020, which unfolds at Grizzly’s Plantation Cove in St Ann, on...
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