Concert | VP Records 35th Anniversary Concert: Maxi Priest / Gyptian / Bunji Garlin and Fay Ann Lyons / Massive B

Maxi Priest - With over 15 million albums sold worldwide, multiple Grammy nominations and Top 10 Billboard hits (including the No. 1 smash “Close To You”), Maxi Priest continues to hit the road throughout 2015 in support of his first studio album in almost a decade, Easy To Love.

Gyptian - Jamaican reggae singer Gyptian broke into the reggae scene in 2005 with his string of hits like “Serious Times” “Beautiful Lady” and “Mama, Don’t Cry.” He hit international stardom in 2010 with his critically-acclaimed album Hold You and its title track, which featured a Nicki Minaj remix, and earned him a 2010 MOBO and Soul Train award.

Bunji Garlin - Born Ian Alvarez, the Trinidadian ragga soca star Bunji Garlin is known for blending of soca with dancehall. Hailed recently by Rolling Stone as “America’s first soca star,” Garlin has clearly taken his native country’s genre to new heights. His single “Differentology (Ready For The Road),” which was remixed by Major Lazer & Busta Rhymes, was a massive hit in North America more than a year after its release in the Caribbean.

Fay Ann Lyons - Fay Ann Lyons is already a superstar in her native country of Trinidad and across the Caribbean. During Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival season’s annual competitions, Fay Ann has set the record as the only female artist to score the Carnival Road March title three times, taking the crown in 2003, 2008 and 2009.

Massive B - Massive B was formed over 10 years ago with DJ Bobby Konders’ vision of starting his own sound system. At its start, the voice behind Massive B was none other than Jabba. There have been many additions to Massive B as it continues to grow. New members include Big Dawg, Chudney Shotta, D-Life and X-Man, among others.