EVENTS

BY: ELAINE HARTMAN RECKORD---- Story Highlights--- The statue of Olympian Asafa Powell will be unveiled on February 9 at the National Stadium Statue Park in Kingston.The unveiling is one of many

By Rory Daley----Observer writer--- (From left) Carol and Sandra Dodd, daughters of the late Clement “Coxson” Dodd, catch up with friends, singer Dr Myrna Hague- Bradshaw, and Charmaine O’Reilly.--- DESCRIBED

BY BRIAN BONITTO---Associate Editor — IRAWMA Award of Honour recipient John Swaby greets event conceptualiser Ephraim Martin. BUJU Banton and Grammy winner Koffee lead this year's International Reggae and World

BY KEVIN JACKSON---Observer writer--- Ed Robinson---- Saturday Night Live, a new monthly series that kicks off tomorrow at The Garden in Lauderdale Lakes, South Florida, marks the return to event

Don’t miss the Return of Busy Signal, Saturday January 18th, MLK WEEKEND at the Horizon Events Center 4990 Jimmy Carter Blvd. Bringing you hits like “Stay so” “Nah go ah

BY KEDIESHA PERRY---Observer writer--- Chevelle Franklyn--- Chevelle Franklyn is pleased to be a recipient of this year's Iconic Award Gospel Music Artiste, courtesy of Jamaica Reggae Music Industry Association (JaRIA).

Grammy Award-winning Morgan Heritage (Roy “Gramps” Morgan, Peter “Peetah” Morgan and Memmalatel “Mojo” Morgan) announced the iJAM Music Festival – Where Impact Meets Music. The one-day festival features international music

BY AALIYAH CUNNINGHAM---Observer writer--- Third World in performance AMERICAN singer Deniece Williams and Grammy nominee Third World are headliners for this year's 'Red Roses for Gregory', scheduled for Liguanea Golf

Eric “Monty” Morris---- Singer Eric “Monty” Morris, whose career started during the ska era of the early 1960's, is the recipient of this year's Lifetime Achievement Award from the Jamaica

Reggae singer Stevie Face is looking forward to his upcoming performance at this year’s staging of Rebel Salute. This will be his third appearance on the prestigious music festival, and