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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Caribbean Music Festivals Bloom in 2026

Caribbean Music Festivals Bloom in 2026

8 Jan

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Summary

  • 2026 marks a resurgence for Caribbean music festivals globally.
  • Jamaica's music scene is rebuilding post-Hurricane Melissa.
  • Major US festivals like Coachella omit Caribbean acts.
Caribbean Music Festivals Bloom in 2026

The world is anticipating a vibrant celebration of Caribbean music and culture through numerous festivals scheduled for 2026. Following a strong showing in the previous year, artists such as Beenie Man are continuing their success, while others like Koffee are poised for major comebacks. This year presents a crucial opportunity for musicians, especially from Jamaica, to express national pride as the island recovers from Hurricane Melissa's impact.

Hurricane Melissa, the most powerful storm in Jamaica's history, struck in late 2025, causing extensive damage. In response, prominent Jamaican artists, including Shaggy and Sean Paul, organized benefit concerts in late 2025 to aid recovery efforts. These events, like the Jamaica Strong concert, highlighted the resilience of the music community.

While major American festivals like Coachella and Governor's Ball have yet to fully reveal their lineups, Caribbean music's presence appears limited, with Major Lazer being a notable exception. The group recently welcomed new member America Foster, who contributed to a dancehall and bouyon project in December 2025, signaling continued innovation within the genre.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
As of early 2026, major US festivals like Coachella and Governor's Ball have limited Caribbean music acts listed, with Major Lazer being a notable exception.
Following Hurricane Melissa's devastation in late 2025, Jamaican artists are using 2026 festivals to showcase national pride and rebuild the music community.
Artists like Beenie Man are maintaining momentum, while Original Koffee is set for a significant return, among others celebrating Caribbean music.

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