Christopher Martin, Baby Cham to headline Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival in Miramar
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- Jamaican reggae and dancehall acts Christopher Martin and Baby Cham, Trinidadian soca performer Iwer George, and reggae vocalist Sailor Jane will perform at the Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival on November 8 at Miramar Regional Park in Florida.
- The annual festival, presented by Publix, will also feature Walshy Fire of Major Lazer, DJ Richie D and Extatic Sound, with performances spanning reggae, dancehall, soca and other Caribbean genres.
- Billed as “The Ultimate Sunday Dinner,” the festival combines Caribbean music and cuisine with culinary competitions, cooking demonstrations and family activities.
- Martin is expected to perform songs including “Cheaters Prayer,” “I'm a Big Deal” and “Paper Loving,” while Baby Cham will bring dancehall hits such as “Ghetto Story” and “Vitamin S” to the stage.
- Representing Trinidad and Tobago, George is known for songs including “Come to Meh” and “Ah Home,” as well as “Stage Gone Bad,” his Road March-winning collaboration with Kes.
Jamaican reggae and dancehall acts Christopher Martin and Baby Cham, Trinidadian soca performer Iwer George, and reggae vocalist Sailor Jane will perform at the Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival on November 8 at Miramar Regional Park in Florida.
The annual festival, presented by Publix, will also feature Walshy Fire of Major Lazer, DJ Richie D and Extatic Sound, with performances spanning reggae, dancehall, soca and other Caribbean genres.
Billed as “The Ultimate Sunday Dinner,” the festival combines Caribbean music and cuisine with culinary competitions, cooking demonstrations and family activities.
Martin is expected to perform songs including “Cheaters Prayer,” “I'm a Big Deal” and “Paper Loving,” while Baby Cham will bring dancehall hits such as “Ghetto Story” and “Vitamin S” to the stage.
Representing Trinidad and Tobago, George is known for songs including “Come to Meh” and “Ah Home,” as well as “Stage Gone Bad,” his Road March-winning collaboration with Kes.
Florida-based artist Sailor Jane will add a reggae and ska influence to the lineup. Her original music includes “Walk Good,” alongside reggae and ska interpretations of songs by Sade, including “Smooth Operator” and “No Ordinary Love.”
The festival's DJ lineup will provide music between live performances, with Walshy Fire bringing his blend of Caribbean and global sounds, Richie D playing selections from across the region's music scene, and Extatic Sound delivering reggae, dancehall and party anthems.
Outside the performances, attendees can sample Jamaican jerk and other Caribbean dishes, participate in culinary activities and explore the festival's Culture Corner, hosted by Jody Ann Gray and Raul Blaze. Family activities will also be available throughout the event.
“Great food, great music and great company are at the heart of the Jamaican Sunday dinner tradition,” said Carson “Eddy” Edwards, co-founder of the festival. “We’re bringing that spirit to life with an entertainment lineup that celebrates the diversity and energy of Caribbean music.”
The festival will take place on Sunday, November 8, 2026, at Miramar Regional Park. Tickets and additional information are available at jerkfestival.com.
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