Sting Celebrates '30 Years of Reggae' Concerts In Epic Fashion

In anticipation of the 30th annual Sting Concert taking place in Portmore, Jamaica on Dec. 26, Supreme Promotions and Downsound Records in association with All Oceans Interactive Media (AOIM) held a press conference on Nov 19 at the chic nightclub The Griffin in the Meatpacking District of New York City. The beautiful K. Fox of 103.5 Miami and Melky Jean hosted the press event, providing the remarkable history of Sting to members of the media. Hot 97’s own Bobby Kondersdelighted the crowd with the DJ sounds of Massive B and DJ Fugi Slim, while actresses Sidra Smith, Felicia Pearson and Kiki Haynes, reggae artist Kiprich, and members of the New York Giants were also in attendance.

Guest speaker and actress Kiki Haynes of Tyler Perry’s ‘For Better or Worse’ read key points of Sting’s 30 years history along with the promotion’s plans for this year’s monumental event. After the press conference Sting’s founder Isaiah Liang addressed members of the media and further emphasized his commitment to authentic and cultured entertainment.

Sting, the greatest one night reggae and dancehall show on earth, will feature a stunning array of musical talent, including 2 Chainz, Super Cat, Romain Virgo and Lady Saw. Sting 30 will be broadcast live on PPV and streamed via the internet. For the first time in its 30-year history, Sting will reach fans across eight different countries through PPV and/or streaming. This opportunity allows an international audience that includes Canada, United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, Jamaica, and other regions of the Caribbean to experience a live event filled with culture and authentic entertainment. Along with this year’s historic distribution coverage, Sting has developed a documentary on its history. The trailer for the Sting film is slated for release in December during the concert. Memorabilia and a collector’s edition Sting magazine will be available to concert attendees.