UDC unveils impressive line-ups for Fireworks Festival

December 24, 2024
Gramps Morgan
Gramps Morgan
Alaine
Alaine
Kevin Downswell
Kevin Downswell
Louie Culture
Louie Culture
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An exciting roster of talent has s been unveiled for the highly anticipated Fireworks Festival 2024, set to light up Kingston; Ocho Rios, St Ann; and Montego Bay, St James, on New Year's Eve, December 31, 2024.

Standout acts, including gospel sensation Kevin Downswell, the soulful Alaine, reggae icons Chalice, Louie Culture, and Samory I, are set to perform at the Kingston Waterfront festivities.

That event, which will be hosted by Christopher 'Johnny' Daley and Richard 'Richie B' Burgess, will also feature performances from Orville Sutherland, Mortimer, and up-and-coming talents such as Janeel Mills and a cappella group Humble.

The musical backing will be provided by Fire Brand Band, ensuring a vibrant and energetic atmosphere throughout the evening.

In Ocho Rios, Turtle River Park will set the stage for a star-studded celebration, with Jennifer 'Jenny Jenny' Small hosting the event. Music lovers can look forward to performances from Gramps Morgan, Little Hero, Chezidek, Levy's Heritage, Lubert Levy, Joby Jay, Ras I, and Sister Pat.

Montego Bay's Harmony Beach Park will offer an equally electrifying experience, with MCs Honica 'Honi B' Brown and Ity Ellis listed as hosts. The evening will showcase a variety of musical genres with performances from AJ Brown, Papa Michigan, Mackie Conscious, Audia Spencer, and Courtni.

ZJ Medz will also take the stage, promising a night of non-stop entertainment and good vibe.

The festival will culminate with a breathtaking pyrotechnic display at midnight, lighting up the skies over Kingston, Ocho Rios, and Montego Bay, marking the perfect end to 2024 and the welcoming of the new year.

The Urban Development Corporation, which is staging the events, said Fireworks Festival 2024 is not just a celebration of music and culture, but a testament of its ongoing efforts to revitalise Jamaica's urban spaces.

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