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Kees Is Unleashing His First Full Length Project in Over A Decade.

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Kees Dieffenthaller is one of Trinidad and Tobago’s most successful entertainers – having tremendous crossover appeal and consistently delivering music that’s enjoyed the world over. He’s nowhere near finished. Ebuzztt understands that Kees is set to drop a brand new album on March 29th The project, “Man With No Door,” will mark Kees’ first full-length project in over a decade. It will be released by Ineffable Records and promises to deliver music that transcends boundaries, celebrating the diverse influences that have shaped the artiste’s unique sound.

Kees Dieffethaller of Kes The Band.

In a standout collaboration, Kes joins forces with Trinbagonian reggae powerhouse artiste Queen Omega on the single, ‘Rise Up.’ “The song serves as a poignant call to action for unity and positive change in a world that is ripe for transformation. Through their impassioned lyrics and soul-stirring melodies, Kees and Queen Omega deliver a rallying cry for collective empowerment and upliftment,” says Tomlinson.

Beyond that single other tracks collaboratively dine with Busy Signal and separately, with Shaggy, offer music lovers so much more than the ordinary. “Kees and Busy’s ‘Honeycomb’ embodies the infectious energy of Soca/Dancehall fusion and showcases the dynamic synergy between the two talented musicians,” says Ronnie. She explains that the track list features 16 vibrant songs, including standout tracks like ‘Banga,’ ‘Mood’ featuring Shaggy, and ‘Miracle’ featuring Tano.

‘Man With No Door’ promises to be a compelling showcase of Kees’s artistic evolution and musical prowess with each song adding a unique hue to the sonic palette of the album. “The tracks create a tapestry of sound that reflects the boundless creativity and versatility of Kees as an artist.”

As Kees and Kes the Band embark on this exciting new chapter, fans can expect to be taken on a mesmerizing adventure through the diverse sounds and flavors of ‘Man With No Door, says Tomlinson. “With its message of unity, diversity, and creative exploration, the album serves as a testament to the power of music to bridge divides and bring people together in harmony.”

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Terri Lyons Expands. Artiste Shows Immense Creativity on New RC Mas Monday Wear.

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There’s no box to be held in. Terri Lyons is proving that as she moves into the Monday Wear market, partnering with RC Mas ahead of Carnival 2027.

The reigning Calypso Monarch Queen of Trinidad and Tobago and multiple time Queen of Queens, on Thursday, revealed her creative ability in the mas making sector, sharing her design, ‘Purple Paradise’ – a carefully created design that’s all hers.

The entertainer told Ebuzztt she had the idea and went to the masterful, Kinaji Couture, admitting that Kinaji is a force in the market. “She does a lot of bathing suits and prototypes for bands locally, regionally and further abroad. I knew she could do it and she did execute it perfectly. I just added the flowers,” said Lyons.

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Kes The Band’s ‘Roots, Rock, Soca’ Tour Concludes with Sold-Out International Success.

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Kes the Band has officially concluded its highly acclaimed Roots, Rock, Soca Tour, marking another groundbreaking moment in the band’s remarkable journey. The international tour captivated audiences across the United Kingdom, Europe and North America – making history as the first Soca act to sell-out stadium shows in the United States and to sell out the RBC Amphitheater in Toronto, Canada with 16,000 fans.

The tour featured sold-out shows in major music cities such as London, Vancouver, Los Angeles, New York, and its final stop in Toronto – with thousands of fans gathering night after night to experience the signature sound, musicianship, and infectious energy that have made KestheBand one of the Caribbean’s most influential live acts.

The ‘Roots, Rock, Soca’ Tour became a celebration of culture, connection, and community. Each performance in the concert series showcased the band’s ability to transcend borders and generations, bringing together audiences from diverse backgrounds through music rooted in Caribbean identity. With energetic performances spanning storied venues such as Forest Hills Stadium in New York and The Bellwether in California, Kes the Band continues to cement its place in history as an enduring, generational force that bridges rhythms, unites audiences, and elevates the heartbeat of Caribbean culture in communities across global borders.

KestheBand’s Frontman, Kees Dieffenthaller, serenades the sold-out audience at the RBC Amphitheater in Toronto, Canada to conclude the ‘Roots, Rock, Soca’ Tour. Photo; Jono Hirst

Led by charismatic frontman Kees Dieffenthaller, the band’s world-class lineup includes Dean Jameson drums, Jon Dieffenthaller on guitar, Riad Boochoon on bass, Mario Callender and Geiron Mangon keyboards, and Robert ‘Robbie Styles’ Persaud on DJ and Ableton. Together, they delivered dynamic performances that combined exceptional musicianship with the unmistakable spirit that has become synonymous with KestheBand.

Adding to the excitement throughout the tour were a number of memorable surprise guest appearances from some of soca’s most celebrated artists, including Coutain, Lady Lava, Barbados Soca legend Edwin Yearwood, Iwer George, London’s Haile of WSTRN, Haitian singer J Perry, and Ravi B. Their appearances created unforgettable moments for fans while highlighting the camaraderie and creative excellence that continue to define Caribbean music.

The overwhelming response to the tour underscores Kes the Band’s continued evolution from a beloved Caribbean band to a truly global cultural ambassador. Across every city, audiences embraced the music, creating an atmosphere that reflected the growing international appreciation for soca and Caribbean artistry.

Soca is joy: these fans could barely contain their excitement at the closing show of KestheBand’s ‘Roots, Rock, Soca’ Tour stop in Toronto, Canada.
Photo: Jono Hirst.

As the curtain closes on the Roots, Rock, Soca Tour, Kes the Band is already focused on the next chapter. The band will soon return to the studio to begin work on new music for an upcoming album, continuing its tradition of pushing creative boundaries while staying true to the sound that has resonated with fans around the world.

The momentum also continues for Kes the Band on stage over Labor Day Weekend as the iconic group takes the stage at the DC Jazz Festival (DCJF), one of the United States’ premier music festivals, taking place September 2–6, 2026. Following the band’s debut on NPR Tiny Desk in the capital of the United States earlier this year, the band continues to expand its reach and introduce Caribbean music to new audiences on some of the world’s most respected stages.

With decades of groundbreaking music, unforgettable live performances, and an unwavering commitment to cultural excellence, Kes the Band continues to redefine what’s possible for Caribbean artists on the global stage. The success of the Roots, Rock, Soca Tour is both a celebration of an extraordinary series of performances and a defining chapter in the band’s enduring legacy, setting the stage for an exciting new era of music and global performances.

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