Last Updated on April 14, 2023, 2:38 PM AST by Anthony Morris
The countdown to the 25th Annual St Kitts Music Festival has started. Recently, the Ministry of Tourism in the government of St Kitts and Nevis, in co-ordination with the St Kitts Music Festival has unveiled another wave of musicians for the Music Festival.
The official social media page of St Kitts and Nevis features 19 electrifying new musical acts revealed. The Music Festival shared the names of the first wave of artists at an event hosted on March 5, 2023. The Minister of Tourism, Marsha Henderson, revealed the names of the second wave of musicians who will feature in the Music Festival for 2023 edution of the summer festival.
The first lineup consisted of the following ten musicians:
- Skinny Fabulous
- Valiant
- Grand Masters Band
- Govana
- Byron Messia
- Air Supply
- Skillibeng
- Patrice Roberts
- Chronixx
- Koffee
The next wave of musicians will feature the following nineteen names of renown:
- Akaiiusweet
- Kollision Band
- Small Axe Band
- Stadix
- Erica Edwards
- Anthony B
- Romain Virgo
- Teejay
- Nicha B
- 313 Family
- Mr Bagnall
- Kes the Band
- Nailah Blackman
- Preedy
- Gramps Morgan
- Nu Vybes Band Intl.
- Ricardo Dru
- Dexta Daps
- Burna Boy
St Kitts Music Festival will be hosted from June 22 to June 24 at Warner Park Stadium. The event will showcase a mix of Soul, Soca, Jazz, R&B, Reggae, and more. The latest performers named to the Festival schedule are the perfect mix of homegrown, regional and international talent set in the most beautiful destination in the world.
The Minister of Creative Economy, Samal Duggins who is also responsible for the National Carnival and culture related events has asked Kitts get Ready for an Experience Like No Other. Social media users and people of St Kitts and Nevis have shown tremendous excitement for the evennt. The line up announced for the St Kitts Music Festival includes well known names of the music industry, loved by the people across the globe.
The event will serve as an opportunity for St Kitts and Nevis to attract a large number of visitors to its shores for an unforgettable experience of the summer.
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