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This year’s Cup Match clash won’t just be between St George’s and Somerset, two sets of concert promoters are getting in on the act as well. And local music fans will have to show their true colours the night before the big match, when three global m...

Bermuda has a special place in the heart of international reggae star Beres Hammond. So it comes as no real surprise that the veteran crooner has chosen the Island as the venue to launch his ‘One Love, One Life’ concert tour of North America. The pro...

Two stylish debutants, a newly formed group and a handful of past favourites combined to provide a great evening of entertainment at the Bermuda Folk Club’s final gathering before the summer recess. The five-price musical collective ‘The Tramp Presid...

Bermudian singer Bailey Outerbridge first performed in front of an audience while singing a Nora Jones’ song at her fourth grade talent show. The performance took many people by surprise and, from then on, instilled in her a great love for the stage...

The Two Jamies will be a featured act at this month’s Bermuda Folk Club on Saturday. Jamie Lovell and Jamie Petty are well-known performers at the club and often combine their talents on stage. They will be doing just that at Spanish Point Boat Club ...

The Island’s top gospel DJ, Kelly Zuill, will be celebrating his 50th anniversary on the air with a special concert next weekend. Over the years Mr Zuill’s morning radio programme ‘The Gospel Train’ has reached scores of listeners and encouraged them...

Jeremiah, better known as Lil Quan, will on July 31 be taking part in a competition on the hit BET show “106 & Park”, where he will compete with another young rapper for a shot at performing at a Diggy Simmons concert. The winner will be decided by o...

Paget Suzuki Strings are celebrating their tenth anniversary the best way they know how — with music. They will be holding an anniversary violin concert ‘Summer Time Strings on the Stage’ on Sunday featuring students from ages three to 18 years old. ...

When she saw the opportunity to become a published artist and get her work in a book by superstar boyband One Direction, Warwick Academy student Hannah Marshall didn’t think she stood a chance. But as a huge fan of the British band who have topped th...