Tabanca Remedy tonight!
Abe Barakat.
Entertainment, Music
March 7, 2026

Tabanca Remedy tonight!

Tabanca Remedy shifts the soca vibes from Trinidad to Jamaica tonight, Saturday, March 7 at Jamminz.

A.B.E. Entertainment is shepherding the local edition of the fete with music by DJ Kevy and DJ Papi Jae from Trnindad.

Things get into high gear at 8:00 pm.

Director Abe Barakat said Tabanca Remedy will lift the spirit of socaphiles who did not make the trek to Canival in Trinidad.

The venue, next to Courtyard by Marriott hotel in New Kingston, is gaining a reputation for vibing soca parties, after hot, hot soca fete during the recent cold front weather on February 7 into the wee hours of the morning.

A.B.E. Entertainment plans to host ‘Las’ Lap’ at Jamminz at the end of April for the Jamaica Carnival Cool Down edition.

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