The music sensation from Uganda, Papa Cidy has ended his three days live performances in Honiara successfully. Artist Papa Cidy last weekend rocked Honiara with his popular tune “Evalina”, a song that gained popularity in the country late last year.
The singer of the popular “Evalina” song on the radio waves that gained its popularity since last year in Solomon Islands is here in town. Singer, 24-year-old Hamidu Sekyeru commonly known as Papa Cidy touched down in Honiara yesterday for his three days show to celebrate mother’s day in Solomon…
Ugandan artist Papa Cidy will rock Honiara city next month. The trip is part of Cidy’s Pacific tour. Papa Cidy is not only a songwriter, costume designer but is a music executive. He sings in Uganda, English and Swahili language. Cidy is the vice President of the Ugandan music label.
Local band, Doorman’s Project, DMP, will soon set off to neighboring Papua New Guinea, PNG, to help raise funds in aid of recent floods in the country. Confirming their trip to SIBC News yesterday, band front man Barnabas Sade, commonly known as Kara, said in PNG they will perform along with USA’s…
The inaugural G’day Solomon Islands Film Festival, hosted by the Australian High Commission, has been successful last Friday night with around five hundred people attending.
The Australian High Commission in Solomon Islands will host the inaugural G’Day Solomon Islands Film Festival on 6th this month. A statement from the Australia High Commission Office said the Film Festival will be held at the Honiara Art Gallery grounds every Friday, starting next Friday.
Heritage Park Hotel has decided to organise yet another music show at Heritage car park next month. A statement from the hotel today said this show will feature one of the greatest reggae bands alive Inner circle, which is best known as “Bad Boys” and their smash hit “Ala La Long”. It adds, fans in
Honiara musicians and bands have teamed together to organise a live concert in aid of this month’s flash flood survivors and their families. Representing the music community, the April Rains Flood Committee was established to organise the “Band Laev Konset” – a music festival of contemporary and…
The J Boog concert has been postponed and organizers says the show is postponed until further notice. Born Jerry Afemata, J Boog is Samoan and based in Hawaii. His most popular hit amongst his Solomon Islands fans is “Lets Do It Again” which was produced by Don Corleone.
Deputy Director of Culture, Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Dennis Marita, has described string band music as historical and unique to Solomon Islands.
Orville Richard Burrell famously known as ‘Shaggy’ has made a courtesy call on Prime Minister Gordon Darcy Lilo at the Office of the Prime Minister and Cabinet.
Opposition Leader Dr. Derek Sikua has congratulated the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force and the Participating Police Force for a job well done in the successful operation of providing security for the Shaggy Performance at the Heritage Park Hotel in Honiara over the weekend.
Local organizers in Honiara have confirmed the Shaggy show for early next month. A press statement from Heritage Park Hotel today confirms the Grammy award winner. Jamaican-American reggae pop singer and rapper, Shaggy live show will be at Heritage Park Hotel’s Car park on Sunday 2 February 2014.