Armanii to light up Livewire

After four electrifying stagings, the Appleton Estate-poured Livewire returns on Thursday, October 2, for its fifth edition, promising another unforgettable night of dancehall artistry and live music. The signature bimonthly event, staged inside Usain Bolt’s Tracks and Records at the Marketplace in Kingston, continues to cement its place as a cornerstone of the local live entertainment calendar.

Headlining this staging is Armanii, the rapidly rising star making waves across the dancehall scene globally. He will be joined by Nhance and 10Tik.

Powered by Appleton Estate, Livewire brings an immersive blend of rhythm, culture, and craft to life. “Appleton Estate embodies Jamaican excellence, and we believe that the richness of Jamaican live music culture conveys that its heart,” said Dominic Bell, communications manager at Appleton Estate. “Our partnership with Livewire is a natural fit, reflecting our commitment to partnering with platforms that curate memorable experiences for consumers and wider audience members alike.”

Since its inception, Livewire has featured standout performances from some of the genre’s most prominent and promising talents, including Valiant, Bugle, Jahshii, Bayka, and Agent Sasco. Each staging has attracted a diverse and passionate audience, making Livewire a must-attend event for dancehall fans and music lovers alike.

“At Yung Kingz Entertainment, we’re focused on delivering quality entertainment experiences that resonate with Jamaicans,” said Carlton Davy, Yung Kingz Entertainment. “Livewire is no longer just an event; it’s now a staple on the entertainment calendar. In just five stagings, we’ve had some of the biggest names in dancehall grace the stage, and we’re only getting started.”

The venue, Usain Bolt’s Tracks and Records, continues to provide the perfect backdrop for the event blending dining, nightlife, and live performance in one energetic space.

The fifth staging of Livewire promises a high-octane mix featuring Ruff Kutt Band, and Di Unit Sound System.