Dancehall News

Gramps Morgan is stepping into what he’s calling a bittersweet moment, joining Stephen Marley and Buju Banton on their Roots and Rhymes summer tour for twelve shows running from June 26 through July 18.

The Caribbean music fraternity is mourning the loss of one of its most beloved entertainers. Celebrated Tobagonian soca icon Oscar B, born Oscar Dennis Benjamin, died on June 28 after complications related to a stroke he suffered earlier in May.

A massive cross-continent summer run bringing authentic roots reggae to Europe. The tour is shaping up to be a proper continent-wide run.

Blvk H3ro continues his global rise, marking his first-ever performances in these two countries.

Morgan Heritage has officially launched the website for this incredible festival designed to bridge and celebrate the cultural connection between West Africa and the Caribbean.

A historic move for the festival—after 16 iconic years in Negril, Dream Weekend is relocating to Montego Bay for a new chapter.

The cover art alone tells you something about where Malie Donn’s head is at right now — the young dancehall artist rendered in gold, surrounded by outstretched hands reaching toward him.

The demand clearly caught someone off guard. DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small have been forced to release an additional 5,000 tickets for their Scorpion Kings Live show at FNB Stadium at September 19, 2026, after the original batch sold through faster than most people expected.

Ayra Starr isn’t chasing trends on her next project — she’s going inward. The Nigerian superstar sat down with Dotty on Apple Music to open up about what’s fueling her upcoming album *Starr Girl*, and the short version is: real life, her life specifically.

Of all the milestones to drop during a beef-heavy era of his career, this one lands differently for Drake.