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Xodus Remedy quite an elixir
The party dance vibe was intense. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Entertainment, Music
November 28, 2023

Xodus Remedy quite an elixir

Xodus Carnival set the stage on fire with the spectacular launch of Xodus Remedy on Saturday, November 25, at the iconic Stadium East. Xodus Remedy, widely hailed as the official kick-off to the Carnival season, surpassed all expectations.

This event brought together over 200 of revellers clad in vibrant Monday wear, creating an electrifying atmosphere that kicked off the carnival season with a bang.

Attendees experienced a parking lot transformed into a carnival haven, pulsating with the rhythm of soca beats. The infectious energy was further fuelled by Zip 103 Jockey Wes, who skillfully got the crowd warmed up, setting the tone for an unforgettable night of revelry.

Revellers sported glow-in-the-dark, Kanye-style glasses and wristlets.

The Campari truck, a beacon of vibrant lights, stood as a testament to the event’s grandeur, while flagmen bobbed and weaved through the enthusiastic crowd, adding an extra layer of excitement.

As the road march commenced, the Carnival energy reached unprecedented heights, with men joyfully carrying women on their shoulders, creating a dynamic and visually stunning spectacle.

The pulsating beats, colourful costumes, and the exuberance of the revellers intensified the experience, making it an unforgettable night for all in attendance.

One ecstatic patron exclaimed: “Xodus Remedy was a fantastic start to the Carnival season! The energy, the music, and the overall vibe were phenomenal. Xodus Carnival truly knows how to throw a party that leaves you wanting more.”

Xodus Remedy has firmly established itself as the go-to event for revellers eager to dive head first into the Carnival spirit.

As the countdown to the main carnival events begins, Xodus Carnival promises even more excitement and innovation to solidify its reputation as the biggest and best Carnival band in Jamaica.

Xodus Remedywas well-attended on Saturday, November 25, 2023. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Time for an “ussie”. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Brian “Ribbie” Chung (left) and Jason Topnotch take in the siights at Xodus. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)

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