Capleton Announces Coronation Weekend Bahamas Show With Anthony B and Sizzla

Capleton is bringing a three-artist reggae lineup to the Bahamas for a date he describes as a historic event. The singer announced that Culture Shock Bahamas is scheduled for November 7, 2026, at the Nassau Cruise Port Amphitheater, with Anthony B and Sizzla also set to perform. In his announcement, Capleton connected the concert to the Rastafari observance of Coronation Day. The date commemorates the November 2, 1930, coronation of Ethiopia’s Emperor Haile Selassie I, which is why the event’s timing over the Coronation weekend carries particular significance for the artists and many fans. The bill brings together three performers whose music and public identities have long been associated with Rastafari faith and roots reggae. Capleton promoted the event under his “King Shango” name, while the article points to songs including “That Day Will Come,” “Fire Pon Rome” and “Praise Ye Jah” as examples of the spiritual and social themes associated with their work. The announcement has not yet supplied some basic event details. Capleton’s post did not state ticket prices, performance times or whether additional acts will join the lineup. It directed people seeking information to two Bahamian phone numbers, and named The Secret Production as the promoter. The choice of Nassau’s cruise port amphitheater could bring the concert to both Bahamian residents and visitors arriving through the harbor, although the announcement did not spell out its audience plans. For now, the event’s “historic” description is Capleton’s own framing; its full scale will become clearer as organizers release more information. Capleton urged fans to mark the date, with the show still months away. Supporters can look forward to seeing the three veterans share a stage, while further details about tickets and the evening’s schedule remain pending.