One of Sean Paul’s most iconic hits, “Temperature,” reaches 3× Platinum status in the UK, surpassing 1.8 million units in sales and streaming

The dancehall icon’s 2009 collaboration with Chris Brown has been certified Gold by Recorded Music NZ, adding to his growing list of regional achievements and reflecting 15,000 units sold

Sean Paul secures two gold certifications in one day with “Give It Up To Me”. the 2006 hit featuring Keyshia Cole earns UK gold (400,000 units), just a day after its New Zealand certification, extending its global run

Jamaican dancehall legend outpaces Chris Brown and Travis Scott, as his streaming dominance continues to grow, ranking among the world’s most-streamed artists with nearly 17 billion total streams

The Grammy-winning dancehall star draws massive crowds across major arenas from Paris to Cologne, reaffirming the genre’s global status

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

The reggae-pop crossover by Jamaican superstar Sean Paul and British singer Dua Lipa has been certified triple Platinum in New Zealand, recognizing 45,000 units in combined sales and streaming equivalents across the country

Miami culture highlighted Caribbean Heritage Night during the Heat’s home matchup against the Phoenix Suns, with dancehall superstar Sean Paul delivering a short set featuring some of his iconic hits

Miami Heat to host ‘Jamaica Night’ at Kaseya Center on January 13 in support of hurricane relief; Sean Paul set for special performance

The dancehall icon adds another UK certification just days after ‘Like Glue’ turns Platinum, as the Buzz Riddim classic surpasses 400,000 units in combined sales and streaming during his 53rd birthday week.

The Jamaican dancehall icon extends his record as the most-certified Jamaican artiste in the United Kingdom, with the certification recognizing over 600,000 units

New Orleans Jazz Fest 2026 announces a tribute to Jamaican culture, transforming its Cultural Exchange Pavilion into a ‘One Love Jamaica’ experience

Sean Paul steps away from his busy schedule to support Jamaica’s long road to recovery, earning industry-wide praise for his relief efforts, and now gears up to kick off his 2026 schedule with February stops across European cities.

With nearly every artiste, event brand, and international ally stepping up after Hurricane Melissa’s devastation, this moment reinforces a powerful truth: unity is strength, and music remains a vital force in Jamaica’s long journey to recovery.

UK-based reggae artist Maxi Priest and his label pledged to match Sean Paul’s US$100,000 relief commitment, partnering with the Marley Foundation and charity groups to raise over US$27K in UK donations and send a plane of supplies to affected families

With performers including Chronic Law, KES the Band, Teejay, Ky-Mani Marley, Richie Stephens, Gramps Morgan, and more, the event forms part of a series of fundraising concerts organized by the Government of Jamaica, this time in partnership with the Irie Jam Radio Foundation, Food For The Poor, and the Consulate General of Jamaica

Recording artiste partners with Food For The Poor, delivering 1,000+ relief packages, and will personally match every dollar donated to Food For The Poor Jamaica up to US$50,000.

Global dancehall icon Sean Paul is set to perform at the annual Jingle Ball in Boston this December, just ahead of the 20th anniversary celebration of his landmark 2005 album The Trinity

Veteran dancehall artist Munga Honorable talks growth, legacy, and new music, including “Dem Vibe Yah” on Dutty Rock's Moroccan Gold Riddim: “A Dem Vibe Yah We Want.”

International dancehall superstar Sean Paul reinvents himself as Creative Director with the debut of ‘Ginger’. “AI is here, and I wanted to do something different,’ he shared.”