Reggae enthusiasts in the Tri-State area can anticipate an exciting weekend filled with three exceptional shows in Connecticut, New Jersey, and Long Island from Friday, August 11th to Sunday, August 13th as Jammins Reggae Fest brings the vibes. Presented by Jammins Events and Singers in Action Pt. 10, these events promise to deliver a thrilling experience as they showcase some of the most renowned and influential artists in the reggae genre. From pulsating rhythms to uplifting melodies, attendees can expect to immerse themselves in the authentic sounds of reggae, transcending cultural boundaries and spreading positive vibes throughout the crowd.
Jammins Reggae Fest in Connecticut
The first show of Jammins Reggae Fest, set to kick off on Friday, August 11, in Connecticut, will set the tone for the rest of the weekend. Friday’s show is the first in the Singers in Action Part 10 series, returning to College Street Music Hall in New Haven, Connecticut, and headlined by Beres Hammond, Louie Culture, and Romain Virgo. With a lineup featuring artists who have left an indelible mark on reggae music, fans can anticipate an unforgettable night filled with classic hits and soulful performances.
Tickets for the Friday, August 11 event are available online at www.Collegestreetmusichall.com and at the following locations:
- College Street Music Hall Box Office in New Haven, Connecticut
- Dunns River Restaurant in Hartford, Connecticut
- Lion’s Den Vegetarian Restaurant in Hartford, Connecticut, and
- Avery’s Place in Bridgeport, Connecticut
A portion of the proceeds from the event will be donated to the AFUWI Scholarship Fund.
Jammins Reggae Fest in New Jersey
Saturday’s show brings the party to New Jersey, with the excitement building as more captivating acts take the stage at NJPAC in Newark. This event presents an excellent opportunity for dedicated reggae enthusiasts and newcomers to reggae to witness the diversity and evolution of reggae music firsthand. The lineup of heavyweight artists is eager to connect with their fans and sing all of their favorite songs.
Tickets for the Saturday, August 12 event are available online at ticketmaster.com or njpac.com and NJPAC Box Office.
Jammins Reggae Fest in New York
Finally, on Sunday, the reggae celebration culminates in Long Island, New York, with a grand finale featuring the biggest names in the genre. Attendees can expect a dazzling showcase that will throw an additional young legend in the mix, and reggae lovers will agree that it will indeed be a Big Deal. The Catholic Health Outdoor Amphitheater in Farmingville in Long Island, New York, will play host to four superb reggae artists, Beres Hammond, Louie Culture, Romain Virgo, and Christopher Martin.
Tickets for Sunday, August 13, are available online at ticketmaster.com, Catholic Health Amphitheater Box Office, and the following locations:
- Tasty Delicious Restaurant (Rutland Rd & Rockaway) in Brooklyn, New York: (718) 221 – 1222
- Topaz Restaurant (Utica Ave & Flatlands Ave) in Brooklyn, New York: (718) 444 – 7070
- Genesis (Hillside Ave) in Queens, New York: (718) 739 – 8443
- VP Records (Jamaica Ave & 170 Street) in Queens, New York: (718) 297 – 5802
- Sam’s Caribbean Marketplace (Hempstead) in Long Island, New York: (516) 481 – 6602
- People’s Choice Furniture (Boston Rd) in Bronx, New York: (718) 231 – 6060
The lineup for these shows is carefully curated, incorporating legendary reggae stars, and rising talents, ensuring an eclectic and well-rounded musical experience for everyone. Whether you are a die-hard reggae fan looking to be uplifted by the soulful beats and positive messages, these shows promise to be a memorable and transformative journey into the heart of reggae culture.
A Not-To-Be-Missed Music Festival
The trio of reggae shows in the Tri-State area August 11-13 is a not-to-be-missed extravaganza for music enthusiasts. With an impressive lineup of top-tier reggae artists, the events promise an incredible opportunity to be part of an unforgettable celebration of music and togetherness.
Beyond the captivating performances, the events are an opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, sharing a common love for reggae and fostering a sense of community among attendees.
“We know that fans will love this lineup of amazing artists on the same stage for an event that will give each enough time to sing the songs that have inspired and motivated their fans throughout the years,” said George Crooks, the organizer of Jammins Reggae Fest.
For More Information
For more information and vendors’ spots/details, call: (646) 719 – 0039.
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