Reggae music will make a triumphant return to the New York Caribbean Carnival, kicking off five days of Caribbean revelry with the “Reggae Unda Di Stars” concert on Sept. 1. The opening-night show, ...

Trinidad is the home of carnival! This year, experience a slice of it on Sun 2nd Mar in the heart of Brixton, London at the iconic Hootanannys. Expect Colour, celebrations and a carnival party ...

The countdown is on to yet another Caribbean Carnival – Jamaica Carnival 2019! Known as the birthplace of reggae music, many people are quite shocked when they hear that Jamaica has a carnival. Filled ...

From reggae and calypso to dub and dancehall, the sounds of Notting Hill Carnival have shifted and diversified over half a century – but whether it’s rocksteady or grime, Carnival is the place to hear ...

A performer checks there's not a feather out of place on her glittering green headpiece. Someone shrieks in horrified delight as his pal flicks body paint into the air, spraying others with the slick, ...

IN AN effort to bring reggae music into San Fernando Carnival for the first time this year, a committee has organised a nightly concert at Secrets Carpark, Prince Charles Street, San Fernando, from ...

Wow, what a week it’s been! We’ve got news of a new Streets album, a massive new venue in London, and, best of all, we’ve got another New On Skiddle to sink your teeth into. We know you’re probably ...

Scotland Yard police arrested 126 people on Thursday in a crackdown on gang crime ahead of the carnival London: A million revellers were expected to join Europe’s biggest street party the Notting Hill ...

THE countdown is on for the inaugural Negril Music Festival in Jamaica. Reggae stars Jimmy Cliff, Damian and Julian Marley, the bands Inner Circle, Toots and the Maytals, and Chalice headline the ...

A performer checks there's not a feather out of place on her glittering green headpiece. Someone shrieks in horrified delight as his pal flicks body paint into the air, spraying others with the slick, ...

It’s hard to imagine a time when, come August Bank Holiday, the streets of Notting Hill haven’t been rammed with young revellers of all races and raving persuasions gorging on goat curry, ogling the ...