Last Updated on January 9, 2024, 7:14 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts Music Festival 2024 is all set to start in Basseterre from June 22 to 30, 2024. The music festival attracts music lovers from the US, Canada, Europe and the neighbouring islands.
St Kitts Music Festival started in 1996, and during this journey, it has attracted many artists from different musical genres, including
- R&B,
- Gospel,
- Zouk
- Cadence
- Reggae
- Blues
- Dancehall
- Meringue
- Soul,
- Jazz.
The first event will commence on the evening of June 22 from 8 PM onwards at Warner Park, St Kitts and will include a diverse range of musical styles.
The St Kitts Tourism and Festival committee released the Festival’s official poster on Sunday via their Facebook and Instagram handles.
The Festival’s program, venue, Artists lineup information, show schedule of events, how to get, and parking is present on the Stkitts Music Festival website.
The social media handle was filled with countless reactions from the public. The Facebook post users have taken the comment section as their voice to communicate with the organisers on which artist they would like to see next.
A user by the name of Steve Duncan wrote, “Usher, Chris Brown or John Legend as headliner, will guarantee success.”
“Dear Music Festival..I want a fest with artists that I have never seen before. I am tired!!! Please keep the repeated offenders to like 2 or 1 per night. With that said. Happy hunting. I know it must be rough! good luck”
“another user by the name of Jennette Davis wrote ”I”‘m always amazed by the artists that the Team works together to bring to St Kitts. I enjoy every moment of St. Kitts Music Festival year after year. I love my country and my people.”
Most St Kitts and Nevis residents have expressed their wish to meet Chris brown and the usher, as well as a few local artists.
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