Last Updated on June 14, 2023, 3:37 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts is closer than ever to the 2023 edition of the Music Festival. The three-day festival takes place from June 22 to June 24. The tickets for the three-day festival are now available for purchasing at various venues. The venues for purchasing the tickets are scattered across the island. The people of Nevis can also buy tickets from these specified venues. The physical tickets are available at the following four outlets and places:
- The Cable (St. Kitts)
- Ministry Of Tourism (St. Kitts)
- Valu Mart ( St. Kitts + Nevis)
- Caribbean Lottery (St. Kitts +Nevis)
The tickets are also available online for the attendants to buy from the comfort of their homes at the official website of the St Kitts Music Festival. The team of the organizers of the music festival have been making diligent efforts to create the hype and anticipation for one of the most renowned music festivals in the Caribbean. The St Kitts Music Festival is taking place over a period of 3 days.
All three days will be made special by performances by renowned and respected musical artists from across the Caribbean and the rest of the world. The lineup consists of the following names, in the order of their performances:
On Day 1, June 22 the lineup of performances will consist of:
- MR. BAGNALL
- NICHA B
- STADICS
- AKAIIUSWEET
- KOLLISION BAND
- SMALL AXE BAND
- GRAND MASTERS BAND
- NU VYBES BAND INTL.
- KES THE BAND
- PATRICE ROBERTS
- SKINNY FABULOUS
- NAILAH BLACKMAN
- RICARDO DRUE
- PREEDY
- DEXTA DAPS
Day 2, Friday, June 23 will have performances from the following notable musicians
- 313 FAMILY
- BYRON MESSIA
- GOVANA
- SKILLIBENG
- CHRONIXX
- KOFFEE
- ANTHONY B
On the Final day of the three day festival, Day 3, June 24, the following music artists will have shows:
- ROMAIN VIRGO
- ERICA EDWARDS
- VALIANT
- AIR SUPPLY
- BURNA BOY
- TEEJAY
- GRAMPS MORGAN
The three-day festival promises an unforgettable experience for the attendants. The organizers have also called on the residents of the sister island, Nevis to attend the three day festival and enjoy the music and musicians.
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