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Top reggae stars headline concert this weekend in Miramar. Here’s what to know

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The Journey to Kingston concert will feature a lineup of reggae artists including Spragga Benz, Wayne Wonder and Agent Sasco.
The Journey to Kingston concert will feature a lineup of reggae artists including Spragga Benz, Wayne Wonder and Agent Sasco. Courtesy: Miramar Cultural Center

Three dancehall powerhouses are bringing Journey to Kingston to the Miramar Cultural Center this Saturday.

The lineup features Spragga Benz, Wayne Wonder and Agent Sasco, with a roster of special guests joining them onstage.

FULL STORY: Catch these reggae stars in concert at Miramar Cultural Center. Here are details

Spragga Benz is credited with bringing in a long list of guest reggae artists to this weekend’s Journey to Kingston concert in Miramar.
Spragga Benz is credited with bringing in a long list of guest reggae artists to this weekend’s Journey to Kingston concert in Miramar. Morgan C. Mullings mmullings@miramarflnews.com

Here are key takeaways:

  • The concert is scheduled for 8 p.m. on Saturday, May 30, at the Miramar Cultural Center. Tickets range from $90 to $106 and are available through the venue’s website.
  • Special guests include Don Yute, Everton Blender, Ky-Mani Marley and Big D leading the Florida Memorial University Orchestra. Recently announced additions include Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley, Stephen Marley, Tanya Stephens and Kevin Lyttle.
  • Spragga Benz, known for “She Nuh Ready Yet” and “Girls Hoorah,” will celebrate his 57th birthday at the show. His latest single, “We,” was released in May.
  • Wayne Wonder brings hits including “No Letting Go,” “Saddest Day” and “I Still Believe.” Agent Sasco, also known as Assassin, has collaborated with Chronixx, Stephen Marley and Romain Virgo.
  • Commissioner Maxwell Chambers called the event a “once-in-a-lifetime” opportunity for the city, telling 103.5 The Beat host Papa Keith the concert is “special to all of us of the Caribbean.”

This report was produced with the assistance of a proprietary tool powered by artificial intelligence and using our own originally reported, written and published content. It was reviewed and edited by our journalists.

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