Multi-Grammy Award-winning artist Toni Braxton has been announced as a performer for the second night of Reggae Sumfest, taking place on Saturday, July 19. She is renowned for her classic hits, including “He Wasn’t Man Enough,” “You Mean the World to Me,” and “Long As I Live.” This marks her first return to the Sumfest stage in 16 years.
Joining Braxton on the lineup are prominent figures from the dancehall and reggae genres, including Vybz Kartel, Masicka, Tarrus Riley, and Protoje. The festival’s format promises an exciting blend of musical styles, with the first night dedicated to the high-energy rhythms of dancehall and the second night showcasing the soulful essence of reggae and contemporary R&B.
Reggae Sumfest, which will celebrate its 34th year from July 13 to July 19 at the Catherine Hall Entertainment Complex in Montego Bay, has evolved into more than just a music event. The festival has become a platform for philanthropy, wellness initiatives, and youth empowerment, reflecting its commitment to the community.
As anticipation builds for this year’s event, it highlights the enduring legacy of reggae and the importance of nurturing artistic expression and cultural engagement. The inclusion of a celebrated artist like Braxton promises to enrich the festival experience for attendees.