Dancehall icon Capleton eagerly anticipates his upcoming performance at Sting 2023, which is poised to make a grand return to Jamworld in Portmore, St Catherine, on December 26. Expressing gratitude to Mr. Laing for bringing the show back to its original venue, Capleton feels honored to grace the stage on the 40th anniversary, inviting fans to join in the celebration. He commends the revival of the ’10 Giants of Dancehall’ format, expressing pride in being part of it and looking forward to sharing the stage with both established and emerging talents.
Sting, renowned as ‘The Greatest One-night Show on Earth,’ celebrates its 40th year, a testament to its longevity and cultural significance. Capleton emphasizes the importance of preserving authentic dancehall and reggae music, recognizing Sting’s role in defending the culture. He extends a message of love and unity to his fans, urging them to keep the fire burning.
Isaiah[/embed] Laing, the promoter of Sting, promises to make Capleton’s performance memorable and “incendiary,” ensuring the fiery spectacle lights up Jamworld. The lineup for this year’s show includes veteran artists such as Spragga Benz, Anthony B, and Tanya Stephens, promising authentic, feel-good entertainment.
Capleton’s schedule also includes joining the ‘Welcome to Jamrock’ cruise and appearing at the City Splash media launch in London on December 19th, marking his return to the UK after 14 years. Manager Cabel Stephenson notes high anticipation for Capleton during this Christmas season worldwide, especially in the UK, where City Splash has become a significant event in the Jamaica and Caribbean diaspora. The return to the UK after over a decade adds to the excitement surrounding Capleton and the reggae music scene.