Last Updated on June 25, 2026, 4:46 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts is gearing up to host the 28th edition of the highly anticipated St Music Festival starting June 25, 2026. The event, which has been an annual feature of the island’s summer calendar for almost three decades.
For the 2026 edition, the island is welcoming several world renowned artists to perform at the event. The event will also feature the performances from Grammy winning artists including Steel Pan, Kehlani and Fantasia among others
The three night festival is a celebration of music, culture and talent that has emerged from the island over the years. The event also highlights the talent of artists from other parts of the world.
The island will be welcoming an influx of arrivals from all over the world for one of the most anticipated summer events of the country. The event has received support of several organizations across the island for its successful staging.
National Bank of St Kitts and Nevis has returned as the Gold Sponsor for the 28th edition of the Music Festival. The Bank added another glorious year to the long time partnership that has existed between the organisations.
Announcing the gold sponsorship, National Bank Said, “We are honored to continue supporting an event that inspires connection, drives tourism, and contributes to national development.“
The St. Kitts Electricity Company (SKELEC) has also signed up to make their contribution to the success of the St. Kitts Music Festival.
“As the Federation’s premier music event prepares to welcome thousands of patrons to Warner Park Cricket Stadium from June 25–27, our team has been working closely with festival organizers to provide the electrical infrastructure, enhanced security lighting, and power amenities necessary to help deliver a safe and memorable experience,” SKELEC said Wednesday.
“At SKELEC, we are proud to power not only homes and businesses, but also the events that bring our community together.
The three day music event is one of the most anticipated events to be hosted in St Kitts and Nevis for the tourism off season. The event brought over 37,000 patrons to the island in 2025 to experience the three day musical extravaganza.
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