Freedom Street crowd rolls into National Stadium
Freedom Street crowd rolls into National Stadium (Photo: Karl McLarty)
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December 31, 2024

Freedom Street crowd rolls into National Stadium

KINGSTON, Jamaica— Tonight marks a monumental moment for thousands of Gaza fans worldwide, as the highly anticipated return of the Worl’ Boss, Vybz Kartel takes center stage after 13 years behind bars. It’s all about Freedom Street!

The show, which was expected to get underway at 7:00 pm will be experiencing a delay as patrons are steadily streaming into the venue.

(Photo: Karl McLarty)

On the night’s list of special performers are Spice, Skillibeng, Chronic Law, Lisa Hyper, Jahvinci and more.

A number of international acts are also expected to turn in performances with show organisers hinting at an appearance by a certain Canadian rapper as well as a superstar US female rapper.

-Shereita Grizzle

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