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Cardi B to perform in Jamaica at BZR WKND on October 18
American rapper Cardi B
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KEVIN JACKSON, Observer writer  
August 14, 2026

Cardi B to perform in Jamaica at BZR WKND on October 18

Multi-platinum selling rapper Cardi B is set to headline a concert in Jamaica on Sunday, October 18 at the National Stadium.

The event, billed Cardi B and Friends, forms part of the BZR WKND (pronounced Bizarre Weekend) which runs from October 16-18.

According to a release from the organisers, the performance marks Cardi B’s first-ever headlining stadium concert in the Caribbean, bringing her celebrated love for dancehall culture and connection to her Caribbean roots to the island.

Cardi B, who is of Dominican and Trinidadian roots, has been credited for elevating the relevance of female rappers in popular music. Among her Billboard Hot 100 hits are Bodak Yellow, I Like It, Girls Like You with Maroon 5, Outside, WAP and Up.

The Grammy-winning artiste is the female rapper with the most number one singles (5) on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. She also has the most diamond-certified songs (4) among female rappers.

BZR WKND’s three-day celebration of music, culture, tourism, fashion, and entertainment will kick off with the BZR WKND Welcome Party on Friday, October 16, followed by the TIDAL RAVE Beach Party: WYFL Edition on Saturday, October 17, before culminating with Cardi B & Friends on Sunday, October 18.

“Following the incredible success of our inaugural event, we knew BZR WKND had to return even bigger,” shared Ryan Burke, organiser of BZR WKND Jamaica.

“Cardi B is one of the biggest artistes in the world, and her first-ever headlining stadium concert in the Caribbean represents a defining moment not only for BZR WKND but for Jamaica’s live entertainment industry. We’re proud to welcome fans from around the world for what promises to be an unforgettable weekend,” noted Roy “Gramps” Morgan, organiser of BZR WND.

BZR WKND Jamaica 2026 will once again bring together music lovers, travellers, and culture enthusiasts from around the globe while generating significant tourism, economic impact, and international media attention for Jamaica.

More than a music festival, BZR WKND Jamaica is a celebration of Caribbean culture, blending world-class entertainment with fashion, food, nightlife, tourism, and immersive brand experiences.

Throughout the weekend, attendees can expect VIP hospitality, curated events, interactive activations, and an exciting lineup of internationally acclaimed and Caribbean artistes joining Cardi B for what promises to be one of the biggest entertainment weekends in the region. Additional performers, ticket information, travel packages, and festival experiences will be announced in the coming weeks.

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