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Best Of The Best anticipating strong turnout
Beres Hammond in performance at Best of the Best at Bayfront Park in Miami, Florida on May 29.
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Howard Campbell  
May 20, 2025

Best Of The Best anticipating strong turnout

Less than one week before Best Of The Best in Miami, organisers of the annual show are confident of a strong turnout. The event, which has Beres Hammond and Buju Banton as headliners, takes place May 25 at Bayfront Park.

It will be held one day before Memorial Day, one of the most revered holidays in the United States.

“Everything is shaping up beautifully. We’re excited and fully prepared to share an unforgettable experience with our patrons, many of whom are already securing their tickets in advance,” said Ronnie Tomlinson, publicist for Best Of The Best. “The artistes are ready to deliver stellar performances, it will be a true Caribbean celebration.”

Co-produced by Rockers Island and Massive B Entertainment, Best Of The Best takes place eight days after Vybz Kartel’s show at Amherst Arena in Sunrise, which is half-hour away from Bayfront Arena. It also features Romain Virgo, Wayne Wonder, Nadine Sutherland, Marcia Griffiths and soca star Skinny Fabulous from St Vincent and The Grenadines.

It is the 19th edition of the show, which has become the premier dancehall gig in South Florida.
“Celebrating 19 years is no small feat, and Best Of The Best remains a brand that we hold close to our hearts. It proudly represents the richness of Caribbean culture. As we love to say, ‘The Heartbeat of the Caribbean, on One Stage — Best of the Best,” said Tomlinson.

This year, Best Of The Best is sponsored by Grabba Leaf, a company with strong ties to the Caribbean community. Based in Pompano Beach, Florida, it was launched in Jamaica 19 years ago.

“Partnering with Grabba Leaf demonstrates the powerful synergy that can exist between major events and their sponsors. This collaboration goes beyond traditional sponsorship — it’s an authentic partnership that connects with our audience, aligns with the music and culture, and enhances the overall experience at Best Of The Best,” said Tomlinson.

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