Music entertainment in Jamaica
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Shanshy Beach
This pretty but badly maintained stretch of sand 2km west of Port Antonio has a big, bad sound system. An area DJ collective called Big Bad Trouble International spins for theme nights including the After Work Jam on Friday featuring dancehall music; Cranked Saturdays with hip-hop, R&B and reggae; and Talent Explosion Sundays featuring local flair. Signs reading ‘No Gun Salute’ forbid the carrying of concealed weapons. There’s a restaurant and bar.
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Club la Best
The newest, liveliest spot in Port Antonio, La Best assumes a different identity depending on the evening. Fridays are dancehall and ladies’ nights, Sundays groove to a mellow blend of reggae and old-school R&B, and periodic live shows occur Saturdays.
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Bob Marley Entertainment Centre
The Bob Marley Entertainment Centre, sometimes called the Catherine Hall Entertainment Centre, occasionally hosts sound systems in addition to being the main venue for Reggae Sumfest.
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Lanza Lawn
This popular venue goes nuts on Crazy Fridays as local DJs trade grooves and pass the mic. Sister P invites the public to nyahbinghi drumming sessions here on Tuesday and Thursday nights.
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White River Reggae Park
On the A3 east of town, the White River Reggae Park infrequently hosts sound systems.
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