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Shaneil Muir, Tommy Lee Sparta, Jamal for OOPS
Shaneil Muir
Entertainment, Music
BY KEDIESHA PERRY Observer writer entertainment@jamaicaobserver.com  
March 23, 2026

Shaneil Muir, Tommy Lee Sparta, Jamal for OOPS

Dancehall artistes Shaneil Muir, Tommy Lee Sparta, and Jamal will be the headliners of the fifth staging of OOPS: Blossoms & Brunch on April 26 at Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre in St Andrew.

Co-director Judah Nugent said that all of the performers were intrinsically chosen because of their unique styles and the entertainment value they hold.

“The selection of these artistes was very intentional. Each brings a unique energy and proven ability to ignite a crowd, and together they create the perfect synergy to elevate the night’s atmosphere. Notably, all three artistes hail from Montego Bay, making this a historic moment as it will be the first time they are sharing the same stage — a collaboration that fans have been eagerly anticipating,” he told the Jamaica Observer.

The food-inclusive event, which is being held by promoters of Eastern Extravaganza, has tier one tickets on sale until the end of March, with tier two going live in April.

This year’s musical experience will be curated by a stellar line-up of selectors, including Shukkle Bus, ZJ Liquid, DJ Hattaklaps, and Coppershot.

Meanwhile, Nugent anticipates that women will enjoy every aspect of the event which will be prioritising their tastes.

“At its core, the event is designed with the ladies in mind — celebrating their presence, style, and energy. Beyond that, it’s the complete experience that stands out — the vibrant atmosphere, immersive décor, and carefully curated ambience. From the moment patrons enter they are transported into a world where every detail contributes to what we confidently call ‘the mistake you want to make’,” he said.

The co-promoter is imploring everyone to attend and enjoy, especially as the team offers a very exciting gate prize for one fortunate female attendee.

“Patrons can expect a one-of-a-kind production, powered by the expertise of Clearsound Productions, delivering top-tier sound, lighting, and staging. The night will feature nonstop juggling from some of the industry’s best selectors, complemented by electrifying performances from three of Montego Bay’s finest artistes. Adding to the excitement, one lucky female patron will walk away with a full-body makeover courtesy of Designer Bodys, making this not just an event, but an unforgettable experience,” he said.

DJ Shukkle Bus.

DJ Shukkle Bus.

Dancehall artiste Skeng at the 2025 staging of OOPS (Photo: Jigswag Ent)

Dancehall artiste Skeng at the 2025 staging of OOPS (Photo: Jigswag Ent)

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