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Reggae Fusion promises ‘moving’ line-up
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Kediesha Perry  
February 23, 2026

Reggae Fusion promises ‘moving’ line-up

Collisha Frame, promoter of Reggae Fusion, says the second staging will be a memorable one thanks to a stellar line-up.

The event, slated for February 28 at Reggae Jamaica Village, Church Road, Bog Walk, in St Catherine, is a Reggae Month and Jamaica Reggae Industry Association (JaRIA)-endorsed event.

“Reggae is not just music, it is a message, it is resistance, it is healing, it is identity. We selected artistes who carry that responsibility seriously. Capleton and Sizzla Kalonji are not just performers, they are pillars of reggae culture. When they step on stage it is spiritual, it is transformational,” Frame said.

Alongside them, there will be voices such as Bugle, Richie Spice, Lutan Fyah, Turbulence, T’Jean, among others.

Added the promoter: “We wanted a line-up that would move people — emotionally, mentally and spiritually. This is about more than entertainment; it is about preserving culture and delivering an experience that reminds us who we are as Jamaicans and as lovers of reggae music worldwide.”

The DJ Amber-hosted showcase will begin at 8:00 pm.

The venue will be secured with all necessary amenities with parking, and rooms will be available for patrons who wish to stay over.

Frame further noted that beyond the performances the event will aid in Hurricane Melissa relief efforts and promote community camaraderie.

“When you step into Reggae Jamaica Village on February 28 you are stepping into an atmosphere of unity. You will see families, youth, elders, visitors from overseas — all connected by one rhythm. It is happening during Reggae Month, on Jamaican soil, in a space that celebrates our culture. The energy of live reggae under the open sky, the vibration of the crowd singing word for word, the warmth of the food, the VIP experience — it creates something magical,” she said.

The promoter is encouraging everyone to attend the family- friendly show.

“Reggae Fusion 2026 is going to be one of those nights people talk about for years. The kind of night where the crowd sings in one voice, where the artistes pour their souls into every lyric, and where the energy is so strong you can feel it in your chest,” Frame said.

 

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