Dancehall News

Davido has put a price on the Afrobeats tour fans have been dreaming about for years.

Malie Donn is currently holding the top three spots on Apple Music Jamaica with three versions of the same idea.

Cardi B has a blunt piece of parenting advice for New Yorkers: pack up and head to Pennsylvania.

Popcaan’s first performance on American soil didn’t happen at a festival or an arena. It happened at Drake’s 40th birthday party in New York on October 24, which feels about right for a friendship that has shaped so much of his last decade.

J. Cole’s legal team isn’t just denying Cam’ron’s claims. They’re accusing the Harlem veteran of filing his lawsuit without warning as a way to “publicly disparage” Cole and gain leverage over a song he once happily signed off on.

A Halloween concert where face paint was banned at the door sounds like a contradiction, but that was the reality for fans heading to Ye’s Houston show on October 31.

“Trump’s out here killing it… and by it, I mean my career.” That was the line Saidah Belo-Osagie delivered as Nicki Minaj on the October 31 Halloween episode of “Saturday Night Live,” and it landed as one of the sharpest digs of the night.

Beenie Man is putting a question to music that plenty of Jamaicans have been asking out loud.

Mr. Vegas has called Mark Golding “the modern day King Saul.” That line comes near the end of a long open letter the dancehall veteran posted to Facebook, and it’s far from the only shot he takes at the leader of the People’s National Party.

Bob Marley and the Wailers’ Legend has now spent 355 non-consecutive weeks at No. 1 on Billboard’s Reggae Albums chart, and this week it got more company underneath it.