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Evergreen reggae star Johnny Osbourne knows how to rock a crowd and the iconic Jamaican singer’s performance at tonight’s Veterans in Action Annual Remembrance Day event at BAA Gymnasium promises to be no exception. “I am going to bring the real stuf...

Johnny Osbourne is one of the most iconic reggae singers, having churned out numerous hits over a prolific musical career spanning nearly five decades. The veteran singer rose to prominence in the late 1970s. Some of his more popular songs — Yo, Yo, ...

Feeling creative? The Bermuda Society of Arts is offering a $1000 prize and a chance to tickle the ivories as part of its Public Piano Project. Residents are being asked to come up with the best design for a piano, that will be placed outside City Ha...

Pinky Steede is coming home. The veteran singer, who now lives in Portugal, will perform at a gala fundraiser for cancer charity PALS later this month. “I last performed in Bermuda a few years ago at the Jazz Festival, and I am very excited and looki...

Rising reggae star Kranium will showcase his musical talents in Bermuda this month. The Jamaican singer will headline a concert at Pier 6 on October 25. The concert is named after Kranium’s hit song, Lifestyle, and is being organised by Veterans In A...

Teen musicians Gabriel Jones and Liam Peniston are a double act for the Menuhin Foundation’s scholarship programme: Gabriel came first last year with Liam as the runner-up — and this year the duo switched places. Fittingly, the two will take the stag...

More than 1,600 people attended the Third Annual Lennon Bermuda Peace Day Concert in the Bermuda Botanical Gardens on Friday night. And the audience appeared determined to stick around until the midnight hour to hear every last note delivered by head...

Dance hall artist Fiyah Marshall will give his first performance on the Island in more than two years. He’s gearing up to share some of his music with the crowd at Chewstick’s Neo Griot Lounge tomorrow at 9pm. The artist, whose real name is Alex Ma...

A Bermudian DJ has New York asking: Who’s the man behind the mask? Noise Cans is making a name for himself in the Big Apple where he spins a mix of soca, reggae and electronic dance music — all while hidden behind a gombey mask. The Royal Gazette cau...

There was excitement of an unexpected nature at the Bermuda Folk Club on Saturday when a passing boat accidentally hit nearby rocks as the evening of music was in full swing. Some members of the audience got up to investigate and to lend a hand, push...