Dancehall queen Spice has earned her second silver-certified single in the United Kingdom, as Go Down Deh featuring Shaggy ...

Shaggy and Sean Paul will headline the Jamaica Strong benefit concert next month to raise money for the hurricane-ravaged island nation. Inner Circle, Ky-Mani Marley, KES the Band, and more Jamaican ...

Some of the biggest names in reggae and Caribbean music are coming together in New York City for a significant fundraising effort to help Jamaica recover from Hurricane Melissa. The Jamaica Strong ...

A star-studded lineup of musicians is coming together to raise money for Jamaica, after Hurricane Melissa devastated the country in late October. The Jamaica Strong Benefit Concert will kick off ...

When producer Tony “CD” Kelly released the Buy Out rhythm in 2001, he was confident the project would resonate with audiences ...

Three leading lights of Jamaica — dancehall reggae artists Shaggy and Sean Paul plus Beres Hammond, a performer of the reggae subgenre lovers rock — will bring the rhythms of that Caribbean island to ...

*As Jamaica continues to reel from Hurricane Melissa, which is the strongest storm ever recorded to strike the Caribbean island, music icons from the island are already getting themselves ready to ...

Shaggy, the reggae icon whose hits like “Boombastic” and “It Wasn’t Me” have spanned decades and generations, is gearing up for a special Valentine’s Day performance at UBS Arena alongside fellow ...

Several of the Caribbean's biggest stars brought the heat at New York's Jamaica Strong benefit concert, headlined by Shaggy, Kes and Sean Paul.