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Notwithstanding a change of venue from its usual home in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay, to Plantation Cove in St Ann, and the festival being scaled down to one night only, A Taste of Sumfest, the crowd support for the annual showpiece event did not falter. By the time headliners Worl’Boss Vybz Kartel and Gully Gad Mavado were ready to grace the stage, the venue was spilling over with patrons eager for what many had waited years to witness.
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The countdown is under way for ‘Magnum – A Taste of Reggae Sumfest’, following Thursday’s mid-morning media launch, where…

Reggae Sumfest 2026 moves to Plantation Cove in St Ann on July 18, and police have set out a traffic plan for the one-night show.…

Over the years, Reggae Sumfest has gone through many changes. From its event structure to the changes in ownership, as well as…

Reggae Sumfest, marketed as the Caribbean’s premier music festival, has secured a title sponsor for its 2026 iteration, Magnum…

Mayor of St Ann’s Bay, Councillor Michael Belnavis, says the St Ann Municipal Corporation is working closely with the Jamaica…

Hurricane Melissa has forced Reggae Sumfest, the Caribbean's biggest music festival, to shrink to a single night in 2026 and move…