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Effect of Aidonia’s electrifying Live Wire performance lingers
Aidonia (left) and Govana perform at the Appleton Estate-powered Live Wire event on Thursday, April 30 at Usain Bolt’s Tracks & Records in St Andrew. Photo: O'Neil Grant
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May 16, 2026

Effect of Aidonia’s electrifying Live Wire performance lingers

Dancehall powerhouse Aidonia recently delivered a commanding performance at Usain Bolt’s Tracks & Records at Marketplace, St Andrew, as the headline act for the highly anticipated Appleton Estate Live Wire event.

The energy inside the venue was electric as fans packed the iconic entertainment hot spot for an immersive night of premium music, vibrant culture, and exceptional performances.

Starting his performance just before midnight, Aidonia, well-known for his lyrical precision and stage presence, thrilled patrons with an explosive set packed with fan favourites, chart-topping hits, and high-energy delivery that kept the audience engaged from the start.

After delivering hits such as Bad People, Empty, Trigger Work It, Run Road, Anyweh at All, and Fi Di Jockey, backed by the dynamic Ruff Kutt Krew, Aidonia removed his lemon-coloured jacket as his mentee Govana made a surprise appearance to perform their hit single
Breeze.

Govana also energised the audience with his track Mawning Sir before exiting the stage.

Earlier, rising star Amanyea set the tone with an energetic performance, delivering a mix of original tracks including Friends + Tax, Still Go Dance, La La, and Bad Gyal Szn. She also kept the crowd engaged with covers of songs by Beyoncé, Michael Jackson, Tanya Stephens, and Dexta Daps.

“Tracks & Records was on fire, and Aidonia and Amanyea absolutely delivered. The combination of world-class entertainment, premium brand partnership, and unmatched audience energy made this instalment of Appleton Estate Live Wire truly exceptional,” said Mark Telfer, customer and channel marketing manager.

Building on the success of this staging, Appleton Estate Live Wire will now expand islandwide, with its next stop set for Plantation Smokehouse in St Ann on August 5.

The Live Wire team also expressed their enthusiasm following the highly successful event: “We are incredibly pleased with the turnout and energy at Tracks & Records. We want to thank Aidonia for an outstanding performance and all the patrons who came out to support. This is exactly the kind of vibrant experience we aim to create, and we’re excited to bring Live Wire to more audiences across the island in the coming months”, said Carlton Davy, lead promoter of Live Wire Events.

Dancehall sensation Aidonia during the height of his performance at the Appleton Estate Live Wire event held inside Usain Bolt’s Tracks & Records on Thursday, April 30.Photo: O'Neil Grant

Dancehall sensation Aidonia during the height of his performance at the Appleton Estate Live Wire event held inside Usain Bolt’s Tracks & Records on Thursday, April 30. Photo: O’Neil Grant

Rising star Amanyea onstage at Live Wire held at Usain Bolt’s Tracks & Records at Marketplace, St Andrew.Photo: O'Neil Grant

Rising star Amanyea onstage at Live Wire held at Usain Bolt’s Tracks & Records at Marketplace, St Andrew. Photo: O’Neil Grant

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