Fans of reggae quartet L.U.S.T can look forward to seeing the group perform at the inaugural staging of Rebel Salute USA 2026 on April 19 after a recent misunderstanding over their booking was resolved.
Singing Melody, a member of the popular vocal group, shared a social media update confirming that the issue—caused by a third-party booking arrangement—has now been settled.
In a statement, Singing Melody says he is happy to report that the misunderstanding between L.U.ST. and the Rebel Salute team has been cleared up and encourages fans to purchase tickets for the event.
The controversy began after an Instagram post by reggae artiste and Rebel Salute founder Tony Rebel suggested that L.U.S.T was booked to perform at the 2026 staging of the event.
However, Singing Melody pushed back against the announcement, stating that the group had not been contacted or contracted and was therefore not confirmed for the lineup.
With the matter now resolved, the group says supporters can expect a performance that reflects the harmony and professionalism that have long defined L.U.S.T’s presence on the reggae stage.
