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Boyz II Men returns
Boyz II Men
Entertainment, Splash
October 25, 2024

Boyz II Men returns

Unforgettable night planned for this Saturday

The iconic R&B trio Boyz II Men is set to make their highly anticipated return to Jamaica this Saturday, October 26, for a performance that promises to be an unforgettable night of music and nostalgia.

Known for their timeless love songs and smooth harmonies, the Grammy-winning group is excited to reconnect with their Jamaican audience after a long absence.

“We’re excited to be back in Jamaica. It’s always such a vibrant place with amazing energy,” said lead singer Shawn Stockman. “It’s been too long, and we can’t wait to see the fans, soak in the culture, and, of course, indulge in some of our favourite Jamaican dishes like jerk chicken, oxtail, and rice and peas!”

Since launching their tour in early 2024, Boyz II Men has been selling out shows worldwide, and the group credits their longevity to their deep connection with fans and the timeless appeal of their music.

“People fell in love with our love songs, and that love has carried us through the years,” Stockman reflected. “It’s amazing to see how our music transcends generations and cultures. After 33 years, the passion people have for our songs continues to inspire us.”

Sharing the stage with Boyz II Men will be two of Jamaica’s top performers, Tessanne Chin and Lila Iké, adding a distinctly local touch to the evening.

“It’s important to showcase the incredible talent Jamaica has to offer,” Stockman added. “Music has no borders, and Jamaica has always embraced us. There’s no need to reintroduce ourselves here — the connection is real, and we’re honoured to be performing alongside such talented local artistes.”

Bryan Grant, director of Live & Direc, the driving force behind Boyz II Men’s upcoming performance in Jamaica, shared his enthusiasm for the event:

“We are happy with how things have been progressing. The feedback we’re getting is very encouraging. Jamaicans are really excited about this event. They can’t wait to see the iconic Boyz II Men on Saturday. Having our own Tessanne Chin and Lila Iké on this line-up is a testament to Jamaica’s incredible talent. We’re expecting an unforgettable night of music, energy, and unity. Our team has worked tirelessly to ensure an exceptional experience for all attendees. We can’t wait to make this Saturday one to remember!”

Adding to the excitement, Cash Pot, a member of the Supreme Ventures Group, awarded 200 lucky players VIP tickets to the event, and the winners are eagerly awaiting the show. CPJ is also proud to be a sponsor, adding another layer of prestige to the evening, alongside support from Mayberry Investments.

Boyz II Men first performed in Jamaica in 1991 and have since built a strong and lasting connection with Jamaican fans. With a set list packed with classics like End of the Road, I’ll Make Love to You, and Motownphilly, fans are guaranteed a night of nostalgia and celebration.

“Put on your dancing shoes, warm up your voices, and get ready for a night of singing, dancing, and good vibes,” Stockman encouraged. “If you know the songs, sing them loud! We’re grateful for over 30 years of love and can’t wait to share this unforgettable night with you.”

Lila IkéKarl Mclarty

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