Last Updated on July 29, 2023, 8:14 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Byron Messiah, who has recently climbed the ladders of fame with his releases, Talibans and collaboration with Nigerian musical superstar, Burna Boy, is headlining the second annual Belize International Music and Food Fest. The Dancehall Sensation travelled to Belize for the music and food festival. He arrived in Belize almost two days in advance of the festival.
Messiah is quickly becoming a crowd-favorite artist and musician. He is one of the most sought after musicians in the country after his last two releases saw unbound love and success from his audiences and fans. The young musician will be a revered guest at the second annual Belize International Music and Food Fest which is less than two days away.
Artists from across the Caribbean are pouring in to perform during this weekend’s mega event in Belize City. Among the plethora of artists and musicians, Byron Messiah received a warm welcome from the authorities at the second annual Belize International Music and Food Fest.
The festival will start with the performance of Byron Messiah. The team of the organizers have been looking for the annual staging of the second annual Belize International Music and Food Fest. The event will attract a number of attendants to the festival.
Through their social media account, the organisers have claimed that the stage is set for a deep lineup of Belizean and regional musicians. The food festival part of weekend event will bring a number of local chefs from across the country to showcase their culinary flair.
Earlier on Friday, July 28, 2023, rising dancehall sensation Byron Messiah arrived in Belize from his home country of St. Kitts and Nevis. He is also billed as a headliner on Saturday night’s ticket. Byron Messia and Belizean producer DJ Perf also interacted with the media on the signiificance of the upcoming concert.
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