Star-Studded Lineup Set for ABLP’s Red & Reddy Concert

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Antigua and Barbuda is set for a massive night of music, energy and Labour excitement this Saturday, April 25, as the Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party presents “Red & Reddy – The Concert” at the Rising Sun Grounds.

The highly anticipated event will feature an impressive lineup of international, regional and local stars, including Masicka, Sizzla, Burning Flames, Destra, Asa Banton, Tian Winter and Claudette Peters, along with a dynamic cast of homegrown talent such as Menace, Soca Villain, Young Vice, Kid Fresh, Island Prince, Young Lyrics, Empress and more.

More than just a concert, “Red & Reddy” is shaping up to be a powerful celebration of unity, culture and the growing momentum of the Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party. With supporters and music lovers expected to turn out in their numbers, the event will blend top-tier entertainment with the vibrant energy of a movement ready for victory.

Set to begin at 7:00 PM, the concert is free to the public, creating an open and exciting space for patrons from across the island to come together in a show of celebration, solidarity and red spirit.

Organizers say the event is designed to bring people together through music, community and culture, while building the kind of electric atmosphere that has become synonymous with the ABLP’s connection to the people.

With anticipation building and a lineup stacked with crowd favourites, Saturday night is expected to be one of the most thrilling and talked-about events of the campaign season.

Antigua and Barbuda, get ready. This is Red & Reddy.

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  • Anonymous April 23, 2026, 10:28 AM

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