Popular DJs Chromatic Live, ZJ Liquid, and DJ Tyler are among the entertainers confirmed for CUPS: Château Blanc, which is set to take over BOJ Lawn, waterfront, Kingston, on Sunday, October 18.

The line-up also includes New Yorkbased selectors Ico & Twin and Allstar Triple, who will bring their musical expertise to the premium Blue & White Breakfast Party, one of the featured events on the Greatness Weekend 2026 calendar.

Returning for its second Jamaican staging, CUPS: Château Blanc promises an experience that combines music, fashion, Caribbean culture, and an extensive culinary offering.

According to promoter Tamark Bailey, the event is designed to offer patrons more than the conventional breakfast party experience, with particular emphasis being placed on the quality and variety of food available.

“We’re putting a lot of emphasis on the food this year, because we want patrons to feel they’re getting a complete experience.

We’re talking about live stations, where your breakfast is prepared fresh, different cuisines to cater to different tastes, and a variety of options that allow people to really enjoy themselves.

We want you to come hungry and leave satisfied,” Bailey said.

The culinary experience will complement the musical offerings, creating an atmosphere that transitions from a relaxed breakfast setting into a high-energy daytime party.

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Bailey explained that this balance between food and entertainment has been central to the brand’s identity since its inception.

“CUPS has never been just about music; it’s about the entire experience.

Come for the food, stay for the music, enjoy the culture, and make memories.

We want people to feel that every aspect of the event was worth coming out for,” he shared.

Established approximately 11 years ago, the New York-based entertainment brand has steadily developed a following, with its expansion into Jamaica attracting interest from both local and international partygoers.

Bailey revealed that several overseas patrons have already made travel arrangements specifically for the event, with some securing accommodations at prominent Kingston properties, including the Jamaica Pegasus and ROK Hotel.

“What’s exciting is seeing people making the trip from New York specifically for this experience.

They’re booking their rooms, planning their outfits, and making a weekend out of it.

That tells us CUPS is becoming more than an event; it’s becoming a reason to travel,” he said.

With Jamaica expected to welcome visitors for the Heroes’ Weekend festivities, Bailey is optimistic that this year’s staging will further strengthen the event’s appeal and contribute to the country’s growing entertainment tourism sector.