Dancehall heavyweight Aidonia is celebrating 20 years as a recording artist, having emerged in 2005 as one of the most powerful voices in Jamaican music. To mark the milestone, the 4th Genna boss kicked off his anniversary celebrations with a sold-out concert at the 20,000-capacity UBS Arena in New York, performing alongside Sizzla, Mavado, Shenseea, Jada Kingdom, and others.
The celebration now heads to Kingston for a monumental homecoming show on Saturday, May 10, at Sabina Park, presented by 4th Genna Music and powered by Courvoisier.
Backed by renowned event producer Romeich Entertainment, the Kingston concert is set to be a landmark night in dancehall history. The lineup includes legendary and contemporary acts: Bounty Killer, Capleton, Ding Dong, Skeng, Valiant, Di Genius, Rajah Wild, and Kraff—creating a one-night-only experience that bridges dancehall generations.
In a statement sent to World Music Views (WMV), Aidonia shared:
“Jamaica performances are gonna be a bit different. Mi a change it up—different style, different presentation. This time mi a perform fi di whole 20 years, so yuh know seh it ago be different. Definitely!”
Romeich Major, CEO of Romeich Entertainment, added:
“Aidonia is one of the pillars of modern dancehall. When we were approached to be part of this moment, it was an easy yes. We’re not just producing a show—we’re honouring a journey.”
Courvoisier, the official title sponsor of the event, is also raising the bar for patrons.
“At Courvoisier, we take pride in crafting exceptional experiences that harmonize luxury, culture, and celebration,” said Dominic Bell, Communications Manager, J. Wray & Nephew Ltd. “This collaboration is about boldness, legacy, and premium quality entertainment.”
He continued:
“Supporting icons like Aidonia allows us to connect authentically with our consumers and play a meaningful role in honouring milestones that shape Jamaican culture. This is the future of music sponsorship—rooted in community and culture.”
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, May 10, 2025 Venue: Sabina Park, Kingston Time: Gates open at 9 PM Tickets: $5,000 (Pre-sold), $6,000 (Gate), $8,000 (VIP Pre-sold), $10,000 (VIP Gate) Music by: Shukkle Buss, Fyahman, World Boom, Wurl Fresh
Tickets are available at select outlets and online.
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