Ticket Outlets

IRIE JAMBOREE TICKET OUTLETS

QUEENS

- GENESIS ONE(718) 739-8443
- VP RECORDS (718) 297-5802
- JAMAICAN FLAVAS springfield (718)-977-4155
- LORNE`S FINE DINNING (718) 276-2650
- GOLDEN KRUST, PARSONS BLVD. (718) 658-0266
- CARIBBEAN HUT far rockaway (561)-371-0711
- IRIE JAM OFFICE (718)-723-4743

BROOKLYN

- TASTY DELICIOUS (718) 221-1222)
- ALL STAR BARBER (718) 346-7605
- TOPAZ RESTAURANT (718) 444-7070
- FAYE AND KINGS ( 718) 940-1129

BRONX

- MOODIES REC (718) 654-8368
- ROC- A -TONE (718)654-6480
- BARRY’S JERK (718)994-1618

NEW JERSEY

- PEOPLE CHOICE (973) 674-8260
- GOLDEN KRUST (973) 684-4504

MANHATTAN

- GOLDEN KRUST, 18 E, 33^RD ST. (212) 213 3824

LONG ISLAND

- NAKISAKI (516) 292-9200

SPRING VALLEY

- GOLDEN KRUST(845) 426-1000

WHITE PLAINS

- GOLDEN KRUST (914)682-7400

MOUNT VERNON

- GOLDEN KRUST (914)667-1301

CONNECTICUT

- ROOTSMAN KITCHEN, Bridgeport (203)367-1323
- TROPICAL DELIGHT , New Haven (203)389-5618
- BERTIES RESTAURANT, Waterbury (203)755-8112
- RANDY SALMON (203)768-7423
- DUNN`S RIVER RESTAURANT Hartford 2996 Main st CT

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About Us

New York: Organisers of North America’s premier reggae festival announced yesterday that international DJ Sean Paul will be making his first major outdoor festival appearance in New York for 2009 at Irie Jamboree which takes place on Labour Day Sunday, September 6, in Queens, New York. Other acts confirmed for the festival include the high-riding Fyah Muma, Queen Ifrica, Freddy McGregor, Mr Vegas, Assassin, Laden, Spice and Chino. Bobby Clarke, CEO of Irie Jam Radio, co-producers of the event said that “Sean Paul’s appearance will help the festival attract not only traditional reggae/dancehall lovers but mainstream fans who have now embraced music from the islands. He has established himself as the top artiste from the Caribbean and has consistently demonstrated his ability to score international hit songs, having done so with Deport Them, Hot Gal Today, Gimmie the Light, Get Busy, Like Glue, Temperature, We Be Burning, Baby Boy and Come Over,” Clarke noted.