Gully Bop—- DANCEHALL deejay Gully Bop will be headlining ‘From Gully to Money’ scheduled for Bill Back Entertainment Club in Somerton, St James, on Saturday. The organiZers say they’re promising a memorable show. “I have absolutely no doubt that this event will be a huge success. This is the first time Gully Bop will be coming this side and, trust me, everyone down here is excited to see him perform,” promoter Ian Anderson told the Jamaica Observer. “We planned this event around the artist Gully Bop, because of his success story. So in a way, you could probably say we are celebrating his success story and everybody else’s. Admission is only $500, so come out and have a great time,” he continued. Other guest acts are also on the bill. Music will be provided by DJ … Read entire article »

 Gully Bop— A man who scammed a Canadian stage show promoter out of $300,000 by pretending to be the road manager of dancehall artist Robert ‘Gully Bop’ Malcolm was sentenced to 18 months after making restitution. Kimauly Bull, 38, a resident of Tiverton Road in Kingston, pleaded guilty to two counts of obtaining money by means of false pretence when he appeared in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate’s Court in St Andrew, yesterday. Reports are that Bull, purporting to be Gully Bop’s road manager, arranged with the complainant to have Gully Bop perform at shows in Canada in June. The complainant sent CAD$1,240 and CAD $2,480, via Western Union, on March 17 and 18, respectively, as part payments for the artist to perform. Efforts were subsequently made by the complainant to contact the accused, but … Read entire article »

 Gully Bop— A man who reportedly scammed a Canadian stage show promoter out of $300,000 by pretending to be the road manager of dancehall artist Robert ‘Gully Bop’ Malcolm was denied bail in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate’s Court in St Andrew, yesterday. Kimauly Bull, 38, a resident of Tiverton Road in Kingston, pleaded not guilty to a charge of obtaining money by means of false pretence. Allegations are that Bull, purporting to be Gully Bop’s road manager, arranged with the complainant to have Gully Bop perform at shows in Canada during June. The complainant reportedly sent CAD$1,240 and $2,480 via Western Union, on March 17 and 18, respectively, as part payment for the artist to perform in Canada. It is alleged that efforts were made by the complainant to contact the accused, but to … Read entire article »