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Freedom Street: Vybz Kartel to perform first concert in 14 years at National Stadium
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August 26, 2024

Freedom Street: Vybz Kartel to perform first concert in 14 years at National Stadium

Tickets go on sale August 31

KINGSTON, Jamaica – The wait is finally over! After 14 long years, the undisputed King of Dancehall, Vybz Kartel, is set to make his triumphant return to the stage in a historic concert aptly titled “Freedom Street.”

This highly anticipated event will be held at the National Stadium in Kingston on Tuesday, December 31, marking the first time Kartel will perform live since his release from prison.

Fans can secure their spot in history as tickets go on sale at 3:00 am on August 31, 2024.  Tickets can be purchased online.

The tiers that will be on sale on that day include Bleachers, Grand Stand, In Field and Centre Stage. 

For other ticket categories, patrons can email info.freedomstreet@gmail.com

Physical locations for tickets will be announced at a later date.

The man of the moment, Vybz Kartel, assured his fans that this event will be one for the history books.

“To my fans, this concert is for you. ‘Freedom Street’ is not just a return—it’s a statement. I’ve been waiting for this moment as much as you have, and trust me, it’s going to be epic. The love and support over the years have been overwhelming, and now it’s time to celebrate together. See you on December 31st,” the ‘World Boss’ said.

In a powerful collaboration, “Freedom Street” will be presented in partnership with DownSound Entertainment, ensuring a world-class production for this monumental occasion.

With the energy of the streets and the anticipation of a decade-plus absence, this concert is expected to be a monumental moment in the world of dancehall.

Joe Bogdanovich, the chief executive officer at DownSound Entertainment, and Robert Livingston, an executive director of DownSound Entertainment, producers of the event stated that: “Freedom Street is not just a concert—it’s a celebration of resilience, artistry, and the unbreakable spirit of Vybz Kartel. We at Downsound Entertainment are honoured to bring this historic event to life. The demand is going to be massive, so I urge every fan to secure their tickets early. This is more than a performance; it’s a moment in history you won’t want to miss.”

According to Cordell ‘Skatta’ Burrell and Karla Jankee, members of the production team, “Bringing Vybz Kartel back to the stage for ‘Freedom Street’ is something the entire world has been waiting for. This event is going to be electrifying, and I can promise you, it’s going to be a night that will go down in dancehall history. Don’t wait—get your tickets early because this is a show that everyone will be talking about for years to come.”

Jankee also noted that “The National Stadium is going to be transformed into something truly spectacular for ‘Freedom Street.’ We’re not just putting on a concert; we’re creating an immersive experience that will usher in the New Year with a bang. Expect nothing but the best—from the stage design to the lighting and special effects, it’s going to be an unforgettable night for everyone in attendance.”

Kartel’s producer, Linton ‘TJ Records’ White stated that the partnership with Downsound Entertainment is a game-changer for ‘Freedom Street.’

“This collaboration ensures that Kartel’s return to the stage will be executed at the highest level. Together, we’re making history, and the energy we’re bringing to this event will be unmatched. Fans are in for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.”

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