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Reggae star Tarrus Riley has a very special treat in store for his fans when he takes the Bermuda stage this week. But he isn’t telling what it is just yet. “It’s kind of a surprise because you can’t give away all of your secrets,” he said. “But exp...

Dancehall singer Cocoa Tea hit it big with Riker’s Island. The song is one of his most famous in a career that has spanned more than three decades. Love Me Truly and Hurry Up and Come also scored big with dancehall fans; they’re likely on the a...

A concert will bring together local and international musicians to raise money for charity next month. International reggae singers Tarrus Riley, Cocoa Tea and Etna will take the state at National Sports Centre with local artists including Jesse Seym...

Internationally renowned reggae singers Tarrus Riley, Cocoa Tea and Etana will now showcase their musical talents next month at the National Sports Centre — a different venue from that previously announced. The trio were originally due to perform in ...

Aaron Silk will have an extra incentive to put his best foot forward when he performs tomorrow night. The Jamaican reggae singer’s Bermudian daughter, Kaelah Hinds, will be at the Bob Marley Legend Tribute Show at BAA gymnasium. She says she can hard...

Warrior King last performed in Bermuda 16 years ago, alongside veteran artists Freddie McGregor and Glen Washington. He returns to the BAA gymnasium on Saturday for a concert marking Bob Marley’s birthday. “Bermuda is a beautiful place with a lot of ...

The life of the late reggae icon Dennis Brown will be celebrated at Bulldog’s Sports Lounge & Grill tonight. The singer and songwriter recorded more than 75 albums during a prolific career that spanned four decades. He died in 1999 at the age of 42 a...

Aaron Silk and Warrior King will take the stage at BAA as part of a tribute to Bob Marley next month. The Jamaican artists will perform at Veterans in Action’s seventh annual concert in honour of the late reggae icon. Aaron Silk, the brother of legen...

Dancehall legend Cocoa Tea is coming to Bermuda’s shores. The veteran artist — who has produced hit after hit during his remarkable career — will perform at the Bermuda Athletic Association on March 24. Reggae stars Tarrus Riley and Etana will be wi...

Over the past three decades, thousands of Bermudians have found their way through the doors of the BAA gymnasium. Hundreds of live acts have been held within her walls; hundreds of “rub-a dub sessions” have been held under her roof. The sweat of almo...

Nearly three decades after his career began, reggae dancehall singer Tony Curtis is holding his own and showing no signs of letting up. “To be truthful, not in a million years did I dream of this,” said the 44-year-old, who has six studio albums and ...

Every concert needs a bit of local talent. Rivah, Ramon Clarke and Hype Type are coming out to warm up the crowd before international stars Leroy Gibbons and Tony Curtis get on stage tomorrow night. “We certainly have a wealth of talent on the Island...