Sanchez, LUST for 30-city US tour

Acclaimed reggae vocalist, Kevin Jackson, more popularly known as Sanchez, is preparing to start a hectic 30-city US tour, which will take him along the country’s eastern seaboard, and into cities he has never played before.  

Sanchez will be joined by popular singing group, LUST, which comprises Lukie D, Trilla U, Singing Melody and Tony Curtis. The tour is scheduled to kick off on May 11 and will take the artistes to cities such as Indianapolis,  Chicago, Detroit, Bronx, Brooklyn, Rhode Island, Cape Cod, .Hartford, North Carolina, Norfolk and Maryland, ve been going quite well and  the artistes are looking forward to conquering new territory, re-visiting their favourite cities and overall, just giving fans the best they have to offer. More Details

Ludacris and Sanchez

A hot mixture of reggae/dancehall and hip-hop music.

Hip-hop Grammy nominee Ludacris & Reggae/Dancehall super star Sanchez hit the Island of St. Martin with spectacular performances.

Thousands of Hip-Hop and reggae/Dancehall fans turned out to see the two super stars up close and personal. This was the 4th time for Sanchez in St. Martin, while it was a maiden voyage for Ludacris.

The concert was sponsored by TelCell, promoted by Sweet Leroy and endorsed by the St. Martin Tourist Bureau.

Akon, Sanchez thrill at Sumfest

MONTEGO BAY, St James - Call it a friendly contest, an unplanned rivalry in which although the combatants never faced each other, their consequent sets at Catherine Hall on Friday night set the tone for International Night 1 at Reggae Sumfest 2005. At the end of it, one emerged a new star while the other reclaimed lost glory after a long period of absence.

Senegalese-born Akon and Jamaica's own Sanchez, each in their own way, stamped their class on an International Night that weaved through a diverse landscape of musical styles. More Details

Sanchez mesmerizes the U.K as Jamaicans celebrate 43rd Anniversary of Independence

Crossing the Atlantic, Sanchez reclaimed the cities of Birmingham, Bradford and London as he headlined the Independence celebrations in the U.K. in what has become an annual. He again lived up to expectations of his usual dapper style and endearing love songs, nostalgic hits and devout gospel renditions.

A record number of fans came out in Birmingham where he shared the stage with Lukie D and George Nooks who delivered a lively set preceding the arrival of Sanchez on stage at 3:00 a.m. to tumultuous applause and adulation. Reeling off seasoned favorites and new love songs with the Chronic Band, Sanchez climaxed the show with the Jamaican National Anthem to deafening applause and ended with gospel favorite 'Amazing Grace' at 4:30 a.m. to shouts of more. More Details

Singing-sensation Sanchez and Clarendon-born, Miramar Commissioner Fitzroy Salesman head list of honorees as Florida celebrates Jamaica 's 43rd year of Independence

Amidst pomp and pageantry, the annual gala event celebrating the 43rd anniversary of Jamaica's Independence was held in August, 2005. The Premier Independence Ball, an annual fund-raising event, was hosted by South Florida's foremost charitable organizations: The Jamaica United Relief Organization, Members Only Social Club of Miami, Cornwall College, and Immaculate Conception High School Alumni Association of Florida. The elegant affair took place at the signature Grand Ballroom in Davie, situated between Fort Lauderdale and Miami. More Details

Sanchez Making His Presence Felt In Europe

No More Heartache's World Tour

Sanchez Jamaica's Flag Carrier, completed his maiden voyage throughout Europe in August. He has flown the Black Gold and Green, Jamaica/Reggae flag to tremendous response, as he dominated all the summer festivals of 2004.

Sanchez culminated his Rest of the world No More Heartache Tour performing with The Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra at the Hammersmith Carling Apollo in London on August 8, and at a farewell festival in Nottingham on August 14.

Community Out Reach

FLORIDA: Sanchez recently rendered the Jamaican national anthem in the finest style at the Building Bridges reception, Port Everglades. He was the guest of The Greater Caribbean Chamber of Commerce- Ft .Lauderdale JAUSA Chamber of Commerce. Present was U.S. ambassador to Jamaica, Sue Cobb.

NEW YORK: Sanchez and his team was warmly welcomed by Jamaican Consul General the affable Dr. Basil Bryan as they visited the Consulate and Sanchez presented copies of his latest releases to him and staff members

Sanchez Awarded Keys To The City

The Hon. Eddie Perez, Mayor of the city of Hartford, Connecticut, recognized Sanchez with a Proclamation and the keys to the city of Hartford, naming that date Sanchez Day. The presentation was made by Jamaican born Vice Mayor Veronica Aird-Wilson.

Reggae’s “Nightingale” returns home to tumultuous welcome …

After being away from Jamaica for over five years, and absent for seven years from appearing on the greatest one-night-stand show, Sting, Sanchez returned home courtesy of Supreme Promotions and Magnum Tonic Drink, the promoters and sponsors of Magnum Sting. “The Nightingale” flew into Kingston and was greeted at the Norman Manley International Airport with a welcome befitting a head of state or national hero. More Details

Sanchez has done it again

Sanchez out did even himself at the VP Records' 25th Anniversary show at Bicentennial Park, downtown Miami on the 30th May. There, for over 30 minutes, his contribution had 30,000 music lovers eating out of his hands. Immediately preceding that show, on May 28th over 5,000 Cayman were treated to a historic performance from the Reggae singing sensation. More Details