Jason Derulo for Sumfest International Night I
Entertainment
July 13, 2014

Jason Derulo for Sumfest International Night I

KINGSTON, Jamaica — American singer-songwriter Jason Derulo will make his Jamaican debut at Reggae Sumfest’s International Night I on Friday, July 18.

The annual week-long festival is scheduled for Catherine Hall Entertainment Centre in Montego Bay, St James, from Sunday, July 13 to Saturday, July 19.

Derulo, whose parents are from Haiti, has been in the music business since age 16. He started his career as a producer and writer for acts such as Danity Kane, Sean Kingston, Lil Wayne, Cassidy, Iyaz and Lady Gaga.

As a singer, he is known for hits such as Talk Dirty, Ridin Solo, In My Head, and Whatcha Say.

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