DESPITE the lack of funding and a number of challenges, BlackTwoSugars, the Trinidad-based promotion company, is pressing ahead with the hosting of the inaugural Tobago Jazz and Music Weekend, from April 25-28, and even looking forward to next year.
Committee member Alex Alexander said the aim is to revitalise jazz in Tobago.
This event replaces the Tobago Jazz Experience, which was cancelled by the Tobago House of Assembly on March 8.
The four-day event will see musical performances from Bajan Grammy winner and saxophonist Arturo Tappin, Trinidad jazz ensemble Elan Parle, jazz singer Vaughnette Bigford and Tobago’s Kye De Vere and Kay Alleyne. Alexander told Newsday on April 24 the event is already well patronised, considering the late start to promotion. Read More
Arthur, S. (2024, April 25). Tobago Jazz promoter optimistic amid challenges, eyes strong 2025 event - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday. Newsday.co.tt. https://newsday.co.tt/2024/04/24/tobago-jazz-promoter-optimistic-amid-challenges-eyes-strong-2025-event/
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