Buju Banton announces first US tour in over a decade

“Walk with me, New York see you soon,” says Buju Banton in an Instagram post announcing his first US tour in 15 years. 

On Sunday, Buju announced that the show, dubbed “Long Walk To Freedom”, will be held at the UBS Arena in Queens, New York, which seats up to 19,000 people for concerts.

Meanwhile, Music News has been reliably informed that this concert is the beginning of Buju Banton’s US tour.

In March 2019, Buju’s first “Long Walk To Freedom” concert was held in Kingston, Jamaica.

The Grammy star surprised industry players and fans earlier this month, by revealing he had been granted a visa to return to the United States.

Buju was released and deported to Jamaica in December 2018.

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“Walk with me, New York see you soon,” says Buju Banton in an Instagram post announcing his first US tour in 15 years. 

On Sunday, Buju announced that the show, dubbed “Long Walk To Freedom”, will be held at the UBS Arena in Queens, New York, which seats up to 19,000 people for concerts.

Meanwhile, Music News has been reliably informed that this concert is the beginning of Buju Banton’s US tour.

In March 2019, Buju’s first “Long Walk To Freedom” concert was held in Kingston, Jamaica.

The Grammy star surprised industry players and fans earlier this month, by revealing he had been granted a visa to return to the United States.

Buju was released and deported to Jamaica in December 2018.

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“Walk with me, New York see you soon,” says Buju Banton in an Instagram post announcing his first US tour in 15 years. 

On Sunday, Buju announced that the show, dubbed “Long Walk To Freedom”, will be held at the UBS Arena in Queens, New York, which seats up to 19,000 people for concerts.

Meanwhile, Music News has been reliably informed that this concert is the beginning of Buju Banton’s US tour.

In March 2019, Buju’s first “Long Walk To Freedom” concert was held in Kingston, Jamaica.

The Grammy star surprised industry players and fans earlier this month, by revealing he had been granted a visa to return to the United States.

Buju was released and deported to Jamaica in December 2018.

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“Walk with me, New York see you soon,” says Buju Banton in an Instagram post announcing his first US tour in 15 years. 

On Sunday, Buju announced that the show, dubbed “Long Walk To Freedom”, will be held at the UBS Arena in Queens, New York, which seats up to 19,000 people for concerts.

Meanwhile, Music News has been reliably informed that this concert is the beginning of Buju Banton’s US tour.

In March 2019, Buju’s first “Long Walk To Freedom” concert was held in Kingston, Jamaica.

The Grammy star surprised industry players and fans earlier this month, by revealing he had been granted a visa to return to the United States.

Buju was released and deported to Jamaica in December 2018.

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“Walk with me, New York see you soon,” says Buju Banton in an Instagram post announcing his first US tour in 15 years. 

On Sunday, Buju announced that the show, dubbed “Long Walk To Freedom”, will be held at the UBS Arena in Queens, New York, which seats up to 19,000 people for concerts.

Meanwhile, Music News has been reliably informed that this concert is the beginning of Buju Banton’s US tour.

In March 2019, Buju’s first “Long Walk To Freedom” concert was held in Kingston, Jamaica.

The Grammy star surprised industry players and fans earlier this month, by revealing he had been granted a visa to return to the United States.

Buju was released and deported to Jamaica in December 2018.

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“Walk with me, New York see you soon,” says Buju Banton in an Instagram post announcing his first US tour in 15 years. 

On Sunday, Buju announced that the show, dubbed “Long Walk To Freedom”, will be held at the UBS Arena in Queens, New York, which seats up to 19,000 people for concerts.

Meanwhile, Music News has been reliably informed that this concert is the beginning of Buju Banton’s US tour.

In March 2019, Buju’s first “Long Walk To Freedom” concert was held in Kingston, Jamaica.

The Grammy star surprised industry players and fans earlier this month, by revealing he had been granted a visa to return to the United States.

Buju was released and deported to Jamaica in December 2018.

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“Walk with me, New York see you soon,” says Buju Banton in an Instagram post announcing his first US tour in 15 years. 

On Sunday, Buju announced that the show, dubbed “Long Walk To Freedom”, will be held at the UBS Arena in Queens, New York, which seats up to 19,000 people for concerts.

Meanwhile, Music News has been reliably informed that this concert is the beginning of Buju Banton’s US tour.

In March 2019, Buju’s first “Long Walk To Freedom” concert was held in Kingston, Jamaica.

The Grammy star surprised industry players and fans earlier this month, by revealing he had been granted a visa to return to the United States.

Buju was released and deported to Jamaica in December 2018.

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“Walk with me, New York see you soon,” says Buju Banton in an Instagram post announcing his first US tour in 15 years. 

On Sunday, Buju announced that the show, dubbed “Long Walk To Freedom”, will be held at the UBS Arena in Queens, New York, which seats up to 19,000 people for concerts.

Meanwhile, Music News has been reliably informed that this concert is the beginning of Buju Banton’s US tour.

In March 2019, Buju’s first “Long Walk To Freedom” concert was held in Kingston, Jamaica.

The Grammy star surprised industry players and fans earlier this month, by revealing he had been granted a visa to return to the United States.

Buju was released and deported to Jamaica in December 2018.

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“Walk with me, New York see you soon,” says Buju Banton in an Instagram post announcing his first US tour in 15 years. 

On Sunday, Buju announced that the show, dubbed “Long Walk To Freedom”, will be held at the UBS Arena in Queens, New York, which seats up to 19,000 people for concerts.

Meanwhile, Music News has been reliably informed that this concert is the beginning of Buju Banton’s US tour.

In March 2019, Buju’s first “Long Walk To Freedom” concert was held in Kingston, Jamaica.

The Grammy star surprised industry players and fans earlier this month, by revealing he had been granted a visa to return to the United States.

Buju was released and deported to Jamaica in December 2018.

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“Walk with me, New York see you soon,” says Buju Banton in an Instagram post announcing his first US tour in 15 years. 

On Sunday, Buju announced that the show, dubbed “Long Walk To Freedom”, will be held at the UBS Arena in Queens, New York, which seats up to 19,000 people for concerts.

Meanwhile, Music News has been reliably informed that this concert is the beginning of Buju Banton’s US tour.

In March 2019, Buju’s first “Long Walk To Freedom” concert was held in Kingston, Jamaica.

The Grammy star surprised industry players and fans earlier this month, by revealing he had been granted a visa to return to the United States.

Buju was released and deported to Jamaica in December 2018.

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