By Mel Cooke--- Jermaine Barnaby Some of the numerous persons who attended the Rebel Salute 2017 launch, held at The Jamaica Pegasus, New Kingston, in December.--- Below the performers' images, there
BY RICHARD JOHNSON--- Minister Marion Hall--- MINISTER Marion Hall, formerly Lady Saw, will make her Jamaican debut as a gospel act on January 14 — the final night of Rebel
Wickerman (left) and Tony Rebel. Tony Rebel and Wickerman got their start in the music business when the flat-footed hustle was still vogue. They encourage new artists to go back
Top: Trudy Deans, Jamaica’s Consul General to New York, addressing the audience at the New York launch of Rebel Salute. Bottom: Rebel Salute organizer Tony Rebel and his attorney-at-law daughter, Jahyudah
BY SIMONE MORGAN--- Tony Rebel--- VETERAN reggae singjay Tony Rebel is this evening’s headliner for the Fifth Annual African Liberation Day concert in the St William Grant Park in downton
By Mel Cooke--- Queen Ifrica--- Speaking at the medical sciences complex University of the West Indies (UWI), last Tuesday during a Reggae Talk organised by the Department of Literatures in English,
BY RICHARD JOHNSON--- Abatau--- For the children of successful musicians, standing in the shadows of their parents can be a daunting task. Many are gripped by fear and the constant
Bob Marley--- This is the first of a seven-part feature, commissioned by Red Stripe, celebrating the life and legacy of the Honourable Robert Nesta Marley, OM, on the 71st anniversary
By Richard Johnson---- Beres Hammond and Marcia Griffiths---- Artist and promoter Tony Rebel is still basking in the success of his two-day reggae festival, Rebel Salute, which was held at
By Mel Cooke--- GT Taylor, who organizes the annual Extravaganza at Independence Park, Black River, St Elizabeth.--- Three of the very few annual large-scale concerts - or stage shows, as they