Caribbean artistes continue to mesmerize international audiences, so much so that Grammy award winning artiste, Buju Banton will become the first reggae artist to headline at the Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, this summer.

News of Buju’s inaugural appearance at Las Vegas’ and Los Angeles’ Hollywood Palladium this summer, broke overnight, with ticket presages starting today and ending tomorrow, March 20th. General sale starts on Friday at 10am and according to the artiste’s publicity team, tickets are expected to sell pretty quickly.

Buju’s music catalogue consists of reggae and dancehall anthems that have spanned decades. His career has effectively demonstrated the power of positive artistry and his commitment to inspiring generations, is always a topic when the artiste hits any arena. Last summer, Buju sold out arenas in New York twice. He also performed in Canada to a sold out crowd. “Fans can expect an evening filled with classic anthems and new music from his latest projects, all infused with his signature energy and powerful messages,” said publicist, Ronnie Tomlinson of Destine Media.

Buju’s long awaited return to the West Coast will see him bring his electrifying stage presence, ultimately delivering an unforgettable experience for fans of all generations. Fans can catch shows on June 5th in Los Angeles, California at Planet Hollywood and on June 7th in Las Vegas Nevada, at Planet Hollywood.

His name, his face and his voice made up the now defunct, 3 Suns – a musical trio out of Trinidad and Tobago that once delivered songs like, ‘Carnival Darling,’ ‘Wha’s Da One’ and ‘Again and Again. 

A mass, which had been constricting Oliverie’s spinal cord has since been removed, and according to his wife, doctors are now treating the artiste, with additional testing being done in tandem.

His medical journey thus far, has certainly been a concerning one for family, close friends and those in entertainment who have been apprised of the situation. For now, tremendous confidence has been placed in the hands of Trinidad and Tobago’s healthcare providers, and with the support and love of family and friends, Oliverie’s outlook is positive.

At this time, the public is asked to keep Damian Oliverie in their thoughts and prayers, this as his family offer the assurance that his health status will be shared where necessary, as doctors’ updates become available.