Multi-award-winning and Billboard Chart-topping Worldwide Recording Artiste Sean Paul on Tuesday introduced his upcoming tour dates in New Zealand and Australia, in addition to his highly-anticipated headlining performances at main US festivals, in accordance with Jamaican-born leisure publicist Ronnie Tomlinson.
The Brooklyn-based Ronnie Tomlinson, the chief govt workplace of Destine Media, advised Caribbean Life that Sean Paul will make his technique to New Zealand and Australia after his inaugural efficiency at Jamaica’s Insurgent Salute.
“He’s set to headline the Jammin Reggae Competition, which takes place over two days on Feb. 3 and 4t, 2024, in Sydney and the Gold Coast,” she mentioned. “The competition, identified for its electrifying showcases of worldwide artists, will function 23 famend acts, together with reggae and dancehall famous person Sean Paul.”
Following his Australian performances, Tomlinson mentioned Sean Paul will probably be heading to the US to affix the lineup of the celebrated Bonnaroo Music and Arts Competition in Tennessee on June 15, 2024.
“This marks a big milestone for Sean Paul, as Bonnaroo has been requesting his efficiency for the previous 15 years,” she mentioned. “As one of many first main festivals in the US, Bonnaroo attracts music lovers from all around the world.
“The Bonnaroo Music and Arts Competition, held on a 700-acre farm in Manchester, Tennessee, is a staple within the American music competition scene,” Tomlinson added. Recognized for its numerous lineup, the competition showcases numerous musical genres, from indie rock and reggae to hip hop and digital dance.
Acknowledged by Rolling Stone Journal as one of many “50 Moments that Modified Rock & Roll,” Tomlinson mentioned Bonnaroo “persistently ranks as one of many prime 10 finest festivals by GQ Journal.”
Sean Paul’s upcoming tour dates in Australia and the New Zealand are as follows: Jan. 26: Wellington, NZ; Jan. 28: Tauranga, NZ; Jan. 31: Perth, AZ; Feb. 2: Melbourne, AZ; Feb. 3: Sydney, AZ; Feb. 4: Queensland, AZ.
