There is never a shortage of entertainment and fun when visiting Barbados whether that be music, the arts, culture, or the food. When visitors step out under the stars, they find an exciting and ...

Visitors will enjoy live music in Barbados when visiting venues that have entertained holiday makers from all over the world. Visitors will never be short of entertainment and fun when visiting ...

You’ll find echoes of the past everywhere, from the colonial architecture of Bridgetown and former military headquarters The ...

Robert Frische at Cricketwukup.com remembers a calypso written by a Barbadian singer in honour of great West Indies cricketer Desmond Haynes, who, near the end of his career, was both passed up for ...

Barbados, the easternmost Caribbean island, has the great advantage of being located just outside of hurricane range. The island is 21 miles in length and 14 miles in width and is part of the Lesser ...

The back-up dancers wore short shorts. The hard thrum of fusion calypso coaxed the crowd to heave as one sweaty mass, as testosterone radiated from the stage. The scene was, in a word, sexy. Edwin ...

Barbados was a site of uninhibited fetes during its CropOver 2022 festival. The “sound of Soca” ran all up and through the streets everyday leading up to Grand Kadooment Day which rhapsodizes the end ...

In the Caribbean, calypsonians and their musical offerings are typically associated with Carnival, but Barbados-born, Trinidad and Tobago-raised Francine Edwards managed to successfully cross over ...

Elvis’ swiveling hips, rock ‘n’ roll, and a hit parade of pop and country ruled the 1956 music scene when a seemingly modest Caribbean calypso album struck “gold” for Brooklyn-born songwriter Irving ...

There’s always something happening in beautiful, beachy Barbados, so whether you’re a carnival fan, firm foodie, or love live music, you’ll find incredible experiences to suit every passion. What’s ...

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad and Tobago — In the sweaty abandon of a summer festival, did calypso singers libel chickens? That question, with all of its free speech ramifications, is the unlikely first ...