Reggae Firebrand Nesbeth and his management team currently in the United Kingdom for a triad of concerts in London, Birmingham and Luton over the weekend has found themselves in the cross-hairs of a series of death threats being issued by the concert promoters. (Xtra  Classy Promotions, Young Ones Ent and Vybes Classic) The threats sent via several voice notes to his U.K based manager Shanika Dobson’s phone saw the very irate and angry promoters threatening the lives of the artiste, his children and management stating that, ‘no matter where they are or try to go they are going to be killed’.  The artist management has since issued a statement, “The management of Reggae firebrand Nesbeth would like to advise the public that ‘Xtra  Classy Promotions, Young Ones Ent and Vybes Classic’ the promoters … Read entire article »

OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM NESBETH’ MANAGEMENT REGARDING THE DEATH OF HIS WIFE.  “It is with deep regret that Entertainment Soul, the management of Reggae recording artist Nesbeth must inform the public of the untimely passing of his beloved wife Ann-Marie Elliott who died in the U.S on Wednesday, February 17th of undisclosed complications.  The family of the singer would like to thank everyone for their heartfelt love and continued support in this time of grief while requesting that their privacy be respected as they bereave a great loss.”   … Read entire article »

 Nesbeth— WITH election tempers flaring in the western end of the island, reggae singjay Nesbeth is urging all Jamaicans to give peace a chance. The artist, who is currently on a gig in the United States, spoke to the Jamaica Observer yesterday. He was making the comment in light of four people killed in Montego Bay this week. The general election between the governing People’s National Party and the opposition Jamaica Labour Party is set for February 25. “We are no longer in the Stone Age… We are of a time where we should definitely get past hurting each other for whatever choices or whatever decisions one has made in regards to what one believes,” he said. Nesbeth said he believes in the political process and that every Jamaican should exercise their constitutional rights … Read entire article »

BY BALFORD HENRY—-  Nesbeth— REGGAE singjay Nesbeth is living his dream of having arguably the most popular song in Jamaica today. Just ask the thousands of patrons who attended Rebel Salute at Grizzly’s Plantation Cove in St Ann, on the weekend. They danced and recited all the lines to his single My Dream. “Well, words cyaan explain how I feel after performing that song at the time… To see it reach, where thousands of people singing it, the feeling goes way beyond words,” he told the Jamaica Observer. “I even called my children on stage when I was performing the song…it was the happiest moment in my life in music.”   My Dream was part of Nesbeth’s six-song set which included Ole’ Gangalee, Abuser, Guns Out, Taste Victory and Board House.Released in October 2015, My Dream is … Read entire article »