Enraged patrons at the weekend's Summer Fest 2004, Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain, hurled bottles injuring several people and destroying electronic equipment after being informed at around 4 a.m. that the show was not going to continue.

Bob Marley's shoes are much too large for any one individual to fill. A collective effort is needed.

Dressed in a fire red jacket, matching head band and sneakers, Elephant Man gave the full house at the Wavz show ground in Negril, the venue for the third Smirnoff 96 degrees summer parties, a sizzling performance.

Things could turn ugly for dancehall star Buju Banton when he turns up in Amsterdam next week for two concerts. Gay rights campaigners are seeking to have him arrested under Dutch law for inciting violence against gays and lesbians.

London?s very first outdoor reggae festival ?Reggae In The Park? will take place at the end of the summer in Victoria Park.

Eight weeks have passed since Studio One Records, the music label which gave the name to the street on which it is situated - Studio One Boulevard - has been closed, but the famed studio is expected to reopen on Monday according to Lou Gooden, a member of the Studio One management team.

Beenie Man's reported apology to the world hit Jamaica like a scud missile, leaving silent tongues in the deejay community.

After recently defending violence and homophobia in his songs, Beenie Man's U-turn on eve of album release fails to satisfy gay activists.

It was a case of ital with flavour at singer Richie Spice's 'All Spice 2004 ? Brothers Together' at Backyaad on Constant Spring Road in St. Andrew, last Friday.

A massive bout of support is now pouring in for deejay Buju Banton and his representatives, as they appeal the restrictions which have been placed on his international travelling and working privileges.