By Shereita Grizzle--- Bounty Killer--- Following the success of Damian Marley’s Welcome to Jamrock Reggae Cruise, several international media outlets have been dubbing the calendar event as the new way for
Gloria De Clou--- LAST year, some well-known Jamaican artists ended up in Trinidad’s courts for breaching contracts with show promoters in that country. It cost the artists, Anthony B, Jah
By Andrew Cane Chilapondwa--- …use CD’s instead of a live perfomance Malawians who bought tickets to watch the reggae heavyweights, Morgan Heritage performing at Silver Stadium on Sunday afternoon, were left
Busy Signal--- CALL it déjà vu, but a Zimbabwe newspaper is reporting that dancehall artist Busy Signal was brought before the court for breaching a contractual agreement in that country.
Busy Signal--- JAMAICAN dancehall act Busy Signal is scheduled to be in the African state of Malawi to perform at the Sand Music Festival in Salima on Saturday. The three-day
BY WINSTONE ANTONIO---- Busy Signal and his 12-member band touched down at Harare International Airport yesterday ahead of their debut Zimbabwe concert tonight at Glamis Stadium in the capital. Several
OVER the years, Turf Music Entertainment, handlers of dancehall reggae star Busy Signal, had to issue statements “setting the record straight” by denying any links to Zimbabwean promoters or having
Singer Darrio performing in Kenya---- Africa has become one of dancehall music's most vibrant markets, especially in the last five years. Among the artists making a mark there is singer
Jah Cure--- REGGAE artist Jah Cure was given clearance to leave Trinidad and Tobago yesterday by Judge James Aboud after the singer settled an outstanding debt with a party promoter.
Jamaican reggae artist Jah Cure is the latest international performer to face legal woes whilst on tour in Trinidad. The 36-year-old performer, real name Siccature Alcock, was arrested by marshals