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Stylo G, Mical Teja for Campari Boulevard
Stylo G(Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Entertainment, Music
April 7, 2024

Stylo G, Mical Teja for Campari Boulevard

Trafalgar Road will come alive today, Carnival Sunday, with sensational performances by Stylo G and Mical Teja, juggling by the best DJs, the ultimate view of all Carnival in Jamaica bands chippin’ down the road and more, during the second staging of Campari Boulevard.

Stylo G is set to hit the stage in the early afternoon during the Carnival parade, while Mical Teja will close the show.

Campari Boulevard made its premiere in 2023 on Knutsford Boulevard in New Kingston with the climax of a sensational performances by Aidonia, Ding Dong, Govanna, La Lee, and more.

While revellers will pass by the Campari Boulevard multiple times on Sunday, spectators will also be treated with live music, Campari mixed drinks, food and a feting area in the midst of the road march event.

Dominic Bell, communications manager at J Wray & Nephew Limited, said Campari Boulevard will have the ultimate road march viewing experience starting at 9:00 am.

“It is only fitting that while our revellers have a good time on the road, that spectators are also treated to a good time. This is Campari Carnival after all and as such we strive to fete our patrons at each touchpoint, whether they’re jumping with a band or not.”

“The Campari Boulevard will become a culture yard this Sunday. Our patrons will have the opportunity to interact with Jonkanoo performers, steel pan performers, stilt walkers, larger than life photo op displays, and so much more. That, complete with music all day, live performances, and the best view of the road march activities, we know without a doubt, the Campari Boulevard is the place to be,” he added.

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