Popcaan to Return to Antigua After 13 Years for One Nation Festival
The Jamaican dancehall star is the first headliner announced for the January 9, 2027 festival at the Antigua Recreation Grounds.
Jamaican dancehall artiste Popcaan has been announced as the first headliner for the One Nation Caribbean Music Festival 2027, marking his return to Antigua after 13 years, according to organisers.
The festival will take place on Saturday, January 9, at the Antigua Recreation Grounds.
Known to fans as the “Unruly Boss,” Popcaan has built an international following with songs including Only Man She Want, Party Shot, Family, Firm and Strong and Everything Nice.
His announcement offers the first glimpse of the festival’s headline lineup, with additional headliners still to be revealed.
Tickets will go on sale on Tuesday, October 27, through the ClicCash online platform. General admission costs EC$100, while early-bird tickets for the Root Rock Reggae Lounge are priced at EC$350.
Organisers say physical ticket outlets will be announced soon.
The festival is being promoted under the slogan “One People. One Love. One Nation.”
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