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A Soca Parang Fiesta taking place at the National Academy of the Performing Arts in north and south will pay tribute to the late Kenny J. The event will showcase the late artiste's many hits which will be performed by a cast of popular soca parang entertainers, a media release said. The line-up features Rome,
Musician and pannist Dane Gulston believes all the artistes taking the stage at Central Bank Auditorium, Independence Square, Port of Spain, on December 1, were born to shine.Hence the concert's name. It will feature Gulston, Trinidad and Tobago-born, US-based Carol Addison, Xavier Strings, Gulston's sons Denilson and Daniel, Adrian Philbert and Tony Paul.Born to Shine was also one of Addison’s hits.
Xavier Strings hosts Carol of the Strings Xavier Strings - CARIBBEAN violinists Xavier Strings will host a virtual Christmas concert, Carol of the Strings, on December 13. The show, featuring sisters Janelle Xavier and Janine Xavier-Cross, will be streamed via their Facebook Page (@xavierstrings) and YouTube Channel (XavierStrings) at 6 pm. The band will perform at The Falls at Westmall, giving the viewing public a full Christmas experience with a backdrop of the creche, poinsettia trees and gift boxes. They will play Christmas classics, Caribbean favourites, and parang on a variety of st...
Sisters Janelle Xavier and Janine Xavier-Cross of Xavier Strings will hold their annual Christmas concert as a virtual event. Xavier Strings promises that their virtual Christmas concert Carol of the Strings will be an exhilarating, showstopping adventure that can be enjoyed by those here in Trinidad and Tobago and across the globe. Like in all other aspects of life, the COVID-19 pandemic has had negative effects on the entertainment industry with many artistes now going the route of virtual concerts. The sisters, Janelle Xavier and Janine Xavier-Cross, noted that “Covid-19 has changed t...