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Ja Rule and Ashanti to headline Trinidad R&B Brunch Festival

Ja Rule and Ashanti Headline R&B Brunch Festival in Trinidad
Fans of classic R&B and hip hop are in for a major treat as the R&B Brunch Festival is set to return to Trinidad with two iconic artists taking the stage.
International music stars Ja Rule and Ashanti are scheduled to perform live at the highly anticipated event on Saturday May 16, 2026 in Port of Spain.
The event promises a unique experience where elegance meets nostalgia, combining live music, stylish brunch vibes, and a celebration of some of the most memorable hits in R&B and hip hop history.
Organizers describe the festival as more than just a concert. It is designed to be a full lifestyle experience where music lovers can gather, enjoy great food, and relive the timeless songs that defined an era.
Ja Rule and Ashanti became one of the most recognizable musical collaborations of the early 2000s with chart topping hits such as Always On Time and Mesmerize. Their chemistry on stage and in the studio helped shape a generation of R&B and hip hop fans around the world.
The R&B Brunch Festival will begin at 4 pm, giving attendees an afternoon into evening celebration filled with music, atmosphere, and entertainment.
Tickets are currently available through Island E Tickets as anticipation continues to build among fans eager to see the two legends share the stage once again.
Event organizers say the festival will deliver timeless vibes and unforgettable memories for everyone in attendance.

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