Masicka Confirmed for One Nation Caribbean Music Festival!
The One Nation Caribbean Music Festival has officially turned up the heat, announcing none other than Jamaican dancehall powerhouse Masicka as one of the headline acts for Night One of the highly anticipated event.
The revelation came with a burst of excitement on social media Thursday evening: “Since everybody’s been asking and you just had to know 👀… The global sensation himself — MASICKA — touches down in Antigua!”
Known for his lyrical depth, commanding stage presence, and hits like “Richer and Richer” and “Tyrant,” Masicka has built an international following, cementing his place as one of the genre’s most influential voices. Fans can expect nothing short of an explosive performance when he hits the stage at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium on Saturday, January 10th, 2026.
Showtime begins at 8 p.m., with gates opening at 7 p.m. Early-bird tickets are now on sale General Admission: $100, Reggae Kingdom: $375 — available via the Ticketing App or at Exotic Antigua, Roti King, Cool & Smooth, and The Larder.
The One Nation Festival, themed “One People. One Love. One Nation,” promises to unite music lovers from across the region in a celebration of Caribbean rhythm, culture, and pride.
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