Lost In Paradise Brings Courvoisier-Powered Chic to Xodus Carnival Debut

The lush grounds of the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel were transformed into a dreamy floral oasis for Lost In Paradise, featuring a lineup with performances from Voice, V’ghn, and Skinny Fabulous, while Courvoisier delivered a premium drinks-inclusive experience

Adam O treating patrons to an amazing performance at Lost In Paradise

Last Friday, the lush grounds of the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel were transformed into a dreamy floral oasis for Lost In Paradise, a drinks-inclusive event that brought a fresh, flirtatious energy to the Jamaica Carnival calendar.

A staple of the Caribbean party scene, the Bajan-born event made its Jamaican debut through a partnership with Xodus Carnival, blending cultures and delivering an elevated fete experience. Guests were immersed in whimsical floral décor, soft lighting, and striking photo-ready backdrops, creating an atmosphere that balanced elegance with playful celebration.

A lineup of top-tier Caribbean talent lit up the stage, including Virgin Islands soca artiste Adam O, who opened with an energetic performance of “Warming Up.”

Woman & Rum artiste completely decimating the stage with an impromptu rendition of his trending song at Lost In Paradise

Trinidadian DJ Major Penny then invited fellow soca artistes Voice, V’ghn, and Skinny Fabulous on stage for an impromptu set, keeping the crowd moving and fueling an electric vibe that carried throughout the night.

At the heart of the experience was a premium, drinks-inclusive offering led by Courvoisier, adding a refined touch to the night. The curated bar delivered a seamless flow of high-quality cocktails, perfectly complementing the event’s upscale ambiance.

“Lost In Paradise was about creating a feeling, something soft, beautiful, and immersive, yet undeniably vibrant,” said Dominic Bell, Communications Manager- J Wray & Nephew Ltd. “Partnering with Xodus Carnival to bring this experience to Jamaica was a natural fit, and the response was everything we envisioned and more.”

“Lost In Paradise was about creating a feeling, something soft, beautiful, and immersive, yet undeniably vibrant”

With its successful Jamaican debut, Lost In Paradise has firmly established itself as a must-attend event within Jamaica Carnival, offering a refreshing take on the fete experience, one that is equal parts chic, spirited, and unforgettable.

As the night came to a close, one thing was clear: paradise found a new home in Kingston, and it left guests already longing for its return.