The highly anticipated Black on Black concert, headlined by Vybz Kartel on March 15, in Tortola, was an unforgettable experience that lived up to all expectations. With over two thousand people in attendance, the night was filled with a dynamic mix of Caribbean music, energy, and a few unexpected surprises that kept the crowd on their feet.

Ahead of the main act, Jah Vinci took to the stage for a solid set, although technical issues with the sound system caused some disruption. Despite the mic problems, the crowd stayed engaged, eagerly anticipating the arrival of the evening’s headline act.

When Vybz Kartel finally hit the stage, the wait proved to be well worth it. For two solid hours, Kartel delivered an unforgettable performance, commanding the stage with his signature hits and magnetic presence. Accompanied by his two sons and fellow artists, including Jah Vinci, Kartel reaffirmed his status as a dancehall legend. The energy from the crowd was palpable, with many seeing his performance as a major highlight of the night.

One fan summed it up best, saying, “Am Out – Kartel’s price gone UP UP after tonight! Kartel held the crowd, sipped on some water twice, never looked exhausted. It was just good, good, good.”

While Kartel’s performance was undeniably exceptional, technical difficulties continued to impact the night’s flow. Skillibeng’s set, in particular, was marred by ongoing sound issues, leading to dissatisfaction from fans.

On the other hand, the VIP experience lived up to its name. Ultra VIP attendees were impressed with the exclusive services, enjoying an abundance of drinks, delicious food, and top-notch service. “My group and I can safely say it was the same across the board,” shared one attendee. “We never ran out of drinks, had good food, and the waitress service was top-tier. But you know, some will still complain—that’s expected no matter how good things were.”

As the concert drew to a close, Premier Hon. Natalio Wheatley took the stage to join in the celebration, adding an official touch to the already electric atmosphere. “It’s good to have a legend in the house…God is the Greatest,” he remarked.

In the end, Vybz Kartel’s Tortola concert reinforced his position as one of dancehall’s most influential figures.

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The highly anticipated Black on Black concert, headlined by Vybz Kartel on March 15, in Tortola, was an unforgettable experience that lived up to all expectations. With over two thousand people in attendance, the night was filled with a dynamic mix of Caribbean music, energy, and a few unexpected surprises that kept the crowd on their feet.

Ahead of the main act, Jah Vinci took to the stage for a solid set, although technical issues with the sound system caused some disruption. Despite the mic problems, the crowd stayed engaged, eagerly anticipating the arrival of the evening’s headline act.

Photo: Buzzinonline

When Vybz Kartel finally hit the stage, the wait proved to be well worth it. For two solid hours, Kartel delivered an unforgettable performance, commanding the stage with his signature hits and magnetic presence. Accompanied by his two sons and fellow artists, including Jah Vinci, Kartel reaffirmed his status as a dancehall legend.

Adding to the excitement, producer and artist Rvssian joined Vybz Kartel on stage for an unforgettable performance. Their collaboration brought an extra layer of intensity to the night, with Rvssian’s signature beats and Kartel’s commanding presence creating a powerful moment that had the crowd buzzing long after the performance ended.

The energy from the crowd was palpable, with many seeing his performance as a major highlight of the night.

One fan summed it up best, saying, “Am Out – Kartel’s price gone UP UP after tonight! Kartel held the crowd, sipped on some water twice, never looked exhausted. It was just good, good, good.”

Photo: Buzzinonline

While Kartel’s performance was undeniably exceptional, technical difficulties continued to impact the night’s flow. Skillibeng’s set, in particular, was marred by ongoing sound issues, leading to dissatisfaction from fans.

On the other hand, the VIP experience lived up to its name. Ultra VIP attendees were impressed with the exclusive services, enjoying an abundance of drinks, delicious food, and top-notch service. “My group and I can safely say it was the same across the board,” shared one attendee. “We never ran out of drinks, had good food, and the waitress service was top-tier. But you know, some will still complain—that’s expected no matter how good things were.”

As the concert drew to a close, Premier Hon. Natalio Wheatley took the stage to join in the celebration, adding an official touch to the already electric atmosphere. “It’s good to have a legend in the house…God is the Greatest,” he remarked.

In the end, Vybz Kartel’s Tortola concert reinforced his position as one of dancehall’s most influential figures. While technical glitches affected some performances, the energy and excitement surrounding Kartel’s long-awaited return made the night a memorable one. As the crowd dispersed, it was clear that Kartel’s price had indeed gone up after this extraordinary night in Tortola.

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A man was reportedly robbed at gunpoint around 3:00 a.m. on March 15, along Ridge Road, Tortola, after crashing into a pole and damaging one of his tires. As he exited his vehicle to assess the damage, a man driving a Kia Sportage with a rental plate stopped and offered assistance in changing the tire.

Once the tire was replaced, the suspect allegedly offered the victim $2,000 for a chain he was wearing. When the offer was refused, the suspect reportedly drew a firearm, took the chain by force that was valued at $4000, and fled the scene.

A female passenger inside the victim’s vehicle is said to have witnessed the incident. Reports indicate that the suspect was not wearing a mask or any other disguise at the time of the robbery.

The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) have not yet confirmed any arrests as investigations continue.

JTV News will provide updates as more information becomes available.