MEMBERS of the R&B group, Boyz II Men, are set to headline an upcoming concert in Jamaica, and expectations are high for their return to The Rock.

Fans can look forward to an evening of entertainment, filled with timeless hits and soulful harmonies that have established the group as one of the most decorated groups in R&B.

On the lineup is a dynamic mix of top Jamaican artistes, deejays and emcees that are set to enhance the concert experience, blending local flavour with world-class entertainment.

The concert takes place on the Lawns of the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, starting at 19:00 hrs on October 26.

Live & Direc is a full-service entertainment brand that specialises in the production of high-quality music and captivating live stage performances.
Live and Direc Executive Bryan Grant is excited to lead the charge.

He said in a statement, ‘We are thrilled to present Boyz II Men. Their remarkable vocal abilities and engaging stage presence make for a compelling live show. This event is designed to appeal to music lovers of all ages and promises an unforgettable evening of entertainment.’

Grant also noted that this is a great opportunity from an economic and travel point of view.

‘Our strong appreciation for R&B and soul music made [Jamaica] a natural choice for this concert. The timeless appeal of Boyz II Men’s music resonates deeply with our Jamaican audiences, and their appearance is a highly anticipated moment on our entertainment calendar. This has taught us that culturally, the music we grew up on somehow never gets old.’

The Boyz II Men concert is expected to provide substantial economic benefits, including boosting tourism and supporting local businesses while showcasing Jamaica as a prime destination for high-profile events.

Tickets are available for purchase online at CaribTix with prices starting at US$100 and US$170 for VIP. Patrons are being encouraged to secure their tickets early.

The concert is presented by Live and Direc and sponsored by Mayberry, Main Event, Supreme Ventures Limited, among other backers. (Loop News)