Hezron Set to Energize Kingston with Free Concert on April 5, 2025
Hezron will perform “The Man on a Mission – Hezron In Concert” on April 5, 2025, at 22 Jerk in Kingston, marking his first official concert in the city. The free event aims to connect with fans intimately, celebrating reggae music’s cultural significance while Hezron continues to tour globally.
On April 5, 2025, reggae artist Hezron will host “The Man on a Mission – Hezron In Concert” at 22 Jerk on Barbican Road, Kingston. This concert marks Hezron’s first official performance in Kingston, allowing him to connect with his fans in an intimate setting while celebrating a personal milestone. The concert promises to take the audience on a melodic journey featuring themes of love, life, and perseverance.
Attendees can expect an evening filled with vibrant music complemented by delicious food and positive energy. Admission is free, reflecting Hezron’s dedication to giving back to Kingston, the city that played an integral role in his rise as an artist. He emphasizes, “This city is where I became a name and a brand, so I felt it was only right to give back.”
The concert will commence at 8:30 PM, organized by Bird Baillie, Lynnex Ventures, and Tad’s Records, who have significantly contributed to promoting reggae music. Hezron has experienced a successful year, starting with performances across Africa and preparations for his annual Mother’s Day show in Hopewell, Hanover.
Hezron is also planning to expand his concert series, “Man On A Mission,” to various locations in Jamaica, allowing more fans to engage with his music up close. His efforts highlight his commitment to spreading reggae’s positive vibes, showcasing the genre as a celebration of culture and community.
Hezron’s upcoming concert represents a significant milestone in his career, allowing for a meaningful connection with Kingston fans. The free entry emphasizes his gratitude toward the community that has supported him. As he expands his reach through more concerts, Hezron remains committed to promoting reggae music and enhancing its cultural impact.
Original Source: www.jamaicaobserver.com
