Tribute to Dennis Brown launches Reggae Month 2026

Reggae Month 2026 officially got underway with a church service followed a tribute to the Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Brown.

Held under the theme Come Ketch Di Riddim, the event marked the first of several activities planned for the month of February and also commemorated what would have been Dennis Brown’s 69th birthday.

Minister of Culture Olivia Grange, in a tribute message, said his voice still lives and his message still matters, adding that love remains his principle, purpose, and legacy.

Celebrations continue today with a special service and tribute held in partnership with the Dennis Brown Trust.

Reggae Month activities will take place across the island throughout February. This year also marks the first time an entertainer has been appointed as the face of Reggae Month, with Etana serving as Reggae Month Ambassador.

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Flava McGregor speaks out on working with Jamaican artistes

Reggae Month 2026 officially got underway with a church service followed a tribute to the Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Brown.

Held under the theme Come Ketch Di Riddim, the event marked the first of several activities planned for the month of February and also commemorated what would have been Dennis Brown’s 69th birthday.

Minister of Culture Olivia Grange, in a tribute message, said his voice still lives and his message still matters, adding that love remains his principle, purpose, and legacy.

Celebrations continue today with a special service and tribute held in partnership with the Dennis Brown Trust.

Reggae Month activities will take place across the island throughout February. This year also marks the first time an entertainer has been appointed as the face of Reggae Month, with Etana serving as Reggae Month Ambassador.

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Reggae Month 2026 officially got underway with a church service followed a tribute to the Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Brown.

Held under the theme Come Ketch Di Riddim, the event marked the first of several activities planned for the month of February and also commemorated what would have been Dennis Brown’s 69th birthday.

Minister of Culture Olivia Grange, in a tribute message, said his voice still lives and his message still matters, adding that love remains his principle, purpose, and legacy.

Celebrations continue today with a special service and tribute held in partnership with the Dennis Brown Trust.

Reggae Month activities will take place across the island throughout February. This year also marks the first time an entertainer has been appointed as the face of Reggae Month, with Etana serving as Reggae Month Ambassador.

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Reggae Month 2026 officially got underway with a church service followed a tribute to the Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Brown.

Held under the theme Come Ketch Di Riddim, the event marked the first of several activities planned for the month of February and also commemorated what would have been Dennis Brown’s 69th birthday.

Minister of Culture Olivia Grange, in a tribute message, said his voice still lives and his message still matters, adding that love remains his principle, purpose, and legacy.

Celebrations continue today with a special service and tribute held in partnership with the Dennis Brown Trust.

Reggae Month activities will take place across the island throughout February. This year also marks the first time an entertainer has been appointed as the face of Reggae Month, with Etana serving as Reggae Month Ambassador.

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Etana clears the air on controversial collab with Beenie Man

Reggae Month 2026 officially got underway with a church service followed a tribute to the Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Brown.

Held under the theme Come Ketch Di Riddim, the event marked the first of several activities planned for the month of February and also commemorated what would have been Dennis Brown’s 69th birthday.

Minister of Culture Olivia Grange, in a tribute message, said his voice still lives and his message still matters, adding that love remains his principle, purpose, and legacy.

Celebrations continue today with a special service and tribute held in partnership with the Dennis Brown Trust.

Reggae Month activities will take place across the island throughout February. This year also marks the first time an entertainer has been appointed as the face of Reggae Month, with Etana serving as Reggae Month Ambassador.

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Reggae Month 2026 officially got underway with a church service followed a tribute to the Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Brown.

Held under the theme Come Ketch Di Riddim, the event marked the first of several activities planned for the month of February and also commemorated what would have been Dennis Brown’s 69th birthday.

Minister of Culture Olivia Grange, in a tribute message, said his voice still lives and his message still matters, adding that love remains his principle, purpose, and legacy.

Celebrations continue today with a special service and tribute held in partnership with the Dennis Brown Trust.

Reggae Month activities will take place across the island throughout February. This year also marks the first time an entertainer has been appointed as the face of Reggae Month, with Etana serving as Reggae Month Ambassador.

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Vybz Kartel booked for Summer Jam 2025

Reggae Month 2026 officially got underway with a church service followed a tribute to the Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Brown.

Held under the theme Come Ketch Di Riddim, the event marked the first of several activities planned for the month of February and also commemorated what would have been Dennis Brown’s 69th birthday.

Minister of Culture Olivia Grange, in a tribute message, said his voice still lives and his message still matters, adding that love remains his principle, purpose, and legacy.

Celebrations continue today with a special service and tribute held in partnership with the Dennis Brown Trust.

Reggae Month activities will take place across the island throughout February. This year also marks the first time an entertainer has been appointed as the face of Reggae Month, with Etana serving as Reggae Month Ambassador.

Read More

Etana sets new date for Kenya concert after mix-up

Reggae Month 2026 officially got underway with a church service followed a tribute to the Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Brown.

Held under the theme Come Ketch Di Riddim, the event marked the first of several activities planned for the month of February and also commemorated what would have been Dennis Brown’s 69th birthday.

Minister of Culture Olivia Grange, in a tribute message, said his voice still lives and his message still matters, adding that love remains his principle, purpose, and legacy.

Celebrations continue today with a special service and tribute held in partnership with the Dennis Brown Trust.

Reggae Month activities will take place across the island throughout February. This year also marks the first time an entertainer has been appointed as the face of Reggae Month, with Etana serving as Reggae Month Ambassador.

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Etana sends love to Kenyans

Reggae Month 2026 officially got underway with a church service followed a tribute to the Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Brown.

Held under the theme Come Ketch Di Riddim, the event marked the first of several activities planned for the month of February and also commemorated what would have been Dennis Brown’s 69th birthday.

Minister of Culture Olivia Grange, in a tribute message, said his voice still lives and his message still matters, adding that love remains his principle, purpose, and legacy.

Celebrations continue today with a special service and tribute held in partnership with the Dennis Brown Trust.

Reggae Month activities will take place across the island throughout February. This year also marks the first time an entertainer has been appointed as the face of Reggae Month, with Etana serving as Reggae Month Ambassador.

Read More

Reggae Jam International’s inaugural Jamaica staging postponed

Reggae Month 2026 officially got underway with a church service followed a tribute to the Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Brown.

Held under the theme Come Ketch Di Riddim, the event marked the first of several activities planned for the month of February and also commemorated what would have been Dennis Brown’s 69th birthday.

Minister of Culture Olivia Grange, in a tribute message, said his voice still lives and his message still matters, adding that love remains his principle, purpose, and legacy.

Celebrations continue today with a special service and tribute held in partnership with the Dennis Brown Trust.

Reggae Month activities will take place across the island throughout February. This year also marks the first time an entertainer has been appointed as the face of Reggae Month, with Etana serving as Reggae Month Ambassador.

Read More