Reggae Sumfest soaring with Caribbean Airlines
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- Reggae Sumfest's logo is now featured on one of Caribbean Airlines' new Boeing 737-8 aircraft as organizers ramp up activities for this summer's festival.
- The regional carrier recently signed a deal with Downsound Entertainment to become a presenting sponsor of Reggae Sumfest.
- Reggae Sumfest 2024 is shaping up to be a spectacular celebration of Caribbean music, entertainment, food, and culture.
- With Caribbean Airlines' support as the presenting sponsor, the festival is set to reach new heights, bringing even more excitement, energy, and international attention to Montego Bay, Jamaica, and the entire Caribbean region.
- The lineup includes YG Marley, Babyface, Beres Hammond, Capleton, Dexta Daps, Teejay, Aidonia, Valiant, Jada Kingdom, 450, Kraff, Malie Donn, Turbulence, Pablo YG, Munga Honorable, Nigy Boy, Marcy Chin, Kaka Highflames, Jquan, among others.
Reggae Sumfest's logo is now featured on one of Caribbean Airlines' new Boeing 737-8 aircraft as organizers ramp up activities for this summer's festival.
The regional carrier recently signed a deal with Downsound Entertainment to become a presenting sponsor of Reggae Sumfest.
Reggae Sumfest 2024 is shaping up to be a spectacular celebration of Caribbean music, entertainment, food, and culture. With Caribbean Airlines' support as the presenting sponsor, the festival is set to reach new heights, bringing even more excitement, energy, and international attention to Montego Bay, Jamaica, and the entire Caribbean region.
The lineup includes YG Marley, Babyface, Beres Hammond, Capleton, Dexta Daps, Teejay, Aidonia, Valiant, Jada Kingdom, 450, Kraff, Malie Donn, Turbulence, Pablo YG, Munga Honorable, Nigy Boy, Marcy Chin, Kaka Highflames, Jquan, among others.
Speaking about the Reggae Sumfest lineup, company CEO Joe Bogdanovich said, "I think it will give the patrons a better representation from the young artists. The SUMFEST team has worked consistently in our search for those artists that make songs that fans relate to" he added.
