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Kes to host IzWe concerts

Kes to host IzWe concerts Friday 5 February 2021 Kees Dieffrenthaller. We’ll be celebrating the essence of who we all are as Caribbean people. - Photo courtesy Overtime Media REIGNING Soca Monarch and Road March champ Kees Dieffrenthaller of Kes the Band, who won the titles in a collaboration with Neil Iwer George, has partnered with the Ministry of Tourism to stage and market a series of scaled-down and socially-distanced, live concerts from February 9-13. Only 1,500 or so patrons will be able to experience the performances of Kes The Band live due to covid19 protocols for limited audiences at live performance events.

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Afropop Worldwide | KES THE BAND: 5 NIGHTS OF LIVE SOCA IN TRINIDAD FROM FEB. 9-13

KES THE BAND: 5 NIGHTS OF LIVE SOCA IN TRINIDAD FROM FEB. 9-13 KES THE BAND will launch their “IzWe” event series with five nights of live, socially-distanced concerts celebrating soca music and Trinidadian culture during the traditional run up to Trinidad Carnival. The series, which will feature surprise special guests nightly, takes place from Feb. 9-13 at The Sound Forge in Port-of-Spain, with each night’s performance open to 300 patrons. The culminating performance on Feb. 13 will air live on CNC3 in Trinidad & Tobago and on affiliates across the Caribbean. Fans outside the region can livestream the concert at KES’ website,

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Kes The Band to host five-night concert series

Kes the Band KES THE BAND (KTB) will launch their “IzWe” event series with five nights of live, socially distanced concerts celebrating soca and calypso music and Trinbagonian culture during the traditional runup to Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival. The series, which will feature surprise special guests each night, takes place from Tuesday February 9th to Saturday February 13th, 2021 at the spacious, open-air venue theatre Sound Forge, located in Port-of-Spain. Each night of KTB’s performance will be open to 300 patrons, strictly in compliance with The Ministry of Health’s COVID-19 Theatre Guidelines (50% capacity). The culminating performance on February 13 will air live on CNC3 in Trinidad & Tobago and on affiliates across the Caribbean. Local fans can also view a livestream on Guardian Media’s platforms as part of our virtual Carnival 2021 series, ‘We inside!’

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POLITICO Get the New York Playbook newsletter Email Sign Up By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or updates from POLITICO and you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service. You can unsubscribe at any time and you can contact us here. This sign-up form is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Presented by Opportunities for NY With coronavirus infections spiking in neighborhoods across the five boroughs, New York City conjured up an ambitious mass vaccination campaign complete with residents lining up at Citi Field and Yankee Stadium to get their shots. Now those plans

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