Last Updated on May 24, 2025, 11:00 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Abena Amory, daughter of the former and late Premier of Nevis Vance Amory will be performing at the St Kitts Music Festival. On the final night of the explosive three day musical extravaganza, Abena will take the stage alongside a remarkable lineup of artists.
Abena has had the opportunity to perform in several regional events. Previously, the artist performed at the Independence Day celebration of St Vincent and the Grenadines.
The celebrations were hosted in New York. At this event and several others, Abena Amory was praised highly for her performance. Her performance at the St Kitts Music Festival, which will be hosted from June 26 to June 28 , 2025 is being eagerly awaited.
Abena Amory is Caribbean royalty both in terms of her music and her legacy. The daughter of Nevis’ former Premier, the late Vance Amory and legendary Vincentian vocalist, Jacqueline Williams-King.
She has been making both her parents proud with her music and public service. The artist who has performed in several shows and celebrations is a full-spectrum doula by profession. She has been supporting families through birth, loss and healing for several years.
On the musical front, the artist has sung backup for music icons like Alston “Becket” Cyrus, The Mighty Sparrow and King Short Shirt. She has been working with several gifted and talented artists for years however her performance at the St Kitts Music Festival Closing night will undoubtedly put her on the map.
Abena Amory is equally excited for what is set to be her first stint at the St Kitts Music Festival. She has also shared the schedule for her performance on her social media.
The other artists who are performing on the closing night of the music festival include:
Virgil Hodge, Nicholas Branker, Jennifer Hudson, Ayra Starr, Romain Virgo and Christopher Martin will be her fellow performers. The St Kitts Music Festival is an annual event and has attracted scores of artist as well as musical fans from all over the world for more than two decades.
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