The Unruly Boss set to grace one of Europe’s major festivals, while Tommy Lee Sparta and 450 are set to make their debuts. Lila Iké, Christopher Martin and more also join the lineup

After securing Best Reggae Album for Blxxd & Fyah, the Kingston-born artiste embraces his Grammy moment while preparing to embark on a U.S. tour

Protoje’s flagship Lost In Time centers Chronixx’s return, welcomes Marley royalty and surprise cameos including Koffee and Armanii, cementing its place among Jamaica’s premier reggae festivals L-R: Lila Ike, Protoje, Damian Marley & Koffee on stage (Photos: Jamar Cleary, Cavagaughn Edwards) After a year-long hiatus, reggae superstar Protoje revived his signature Lost In Time Festival, with the third annual staging expanding into a two-day event at Kingston’s Hope Gardens on

Miami-based duo Silent Addy & Disco Neil enlist dancehall superstar Skillibeng and Nigerian Afrobeats star Rema for a massive new collaboration. “It’s a real blessing - a major moment for Bashment Records,” said Disco Neil

of emotion, fashion, and fearless storytelling. With an intentional approach to every frame, she blends imagery with layered narratives, expanding Caribbean culture on a global stage

The hard-hitting deejay kicks off 2026 with a new release as he prepares his third studio album, though its place on the final tracklist remains uncertain

The smashing hit earns a second Gold certification for Moliy, Skillibeng and Shenseea after surpassing 500,000 units in sales in the U.S., marking the first U.S. Gold for producers Silent Addy and Disco Neil

Both artists are set to drop their second collaboration, blending pure dancehall with global R&B elements and aiming for the international stage. The track is produced by two-time Grammy winner Scribz Riley

Dancehall’s Worl’ Boss Vybz Kartel has joined forces with Trinidadian soca sensation Yung Bredda for a new collaboration aimed at the ladies, already generating massive anticipation across the Caribbean

Dancehall superstar Vybz Kartel, alongside Beenie Man, Busy Signal, Wayne Wonder and Spragga Benz, was honoured by the mayor in recognition of their outstanding contributions to music and their continued humanitarian efforts

The defining clash between Vybz Kartel and Mavado takes center stage in Europe for the first time under Kartel’s Freedom Street Festival from September 11–13, promising two giants on the same stage

Dancehall superstar Valiant wrapped his Passenger Princess Deluxe Valentine’s Edition with sold-out shows in Montreal and Toronto, before closing in front of 3,000 fans in New York. The run adds to the journey that began in October 2025 and continues as he expands his sound with a new R&B-infused release produced by Daseca

The UK’s biggest reggae festival, Reggae Land, has announced the addition of a third day for its upcoming staging, with Friday set to be headlined by the African Giant Burna Boy alongside dancehall superstar Masicka, Christopher Martin and Grammy-winning artiste Julian Marley

Almost a decade after the release of Shenseea’s breakout hit “Loodi,” dancehall superstar Vybz Kartel links up with the artiste once again for the lead single off his upcoming God and Time album, set for release on Friday, February 20

Dancehall superstar Popcaan drops a four-track EP specially crafted for his female audience, diving into themes of bedroom intimacy and featuring his first collaboration with Jamaican artiste Moyann

The deejay drops a seven-track project that celebrates women while challenging the narrative. “When people hear the word ‘Monsta,’ they automatically think intensity. I wanted to challenge that perception,” he said.

The Unruly Boss adds another 50 million-view track to his catalogue with his 2023 release featuring fellow dancehall artiste Chronic Law, highlighting their hometown parish

Reggae star Protoje reveals teaser and sets April 17 release for Art of Acceptance, as “At We Feet” with Damian Marley surpasses 3 million views

Dancehall star Govana joins forces with executive producer Ruppi on a visual-led, juggling-style project that echoes the reality of his childhood community, featuring Skeng, Skippa, and more

The Puerto Rican superstar’s halftime show topped an estimated 135 million viewers, according to initial reports on social media, helping push the 2026 Super Bowl toward record-breaking global reach and surpassing Kendrick Lamar’s 2025 halftime audience of 133.5 million