Music

Scholarship monies must be used towards music education, the purchase of a new instrument or the production of a concert (virtual or live).

The Department of Tourism’s Division of Festivals has pioneered the return of in-person Carnival events while prioritizing public health safety and the importance of getting the COVID-19 vaccine.

The next installments of Music Mondays will feature Rashawn Ross and Delyno “Pressure” Brown on March 22, and Dion Parson on March 29.

Spend the night reminiscing with some favorite R&B, soul and Motown songs from the comfort of home. This is a free event with donations greatly appreciated.

This online archive seeks to support artists in archiving, preserving and making accessible – virtually and to the public – U.S. Virgin Islands visual and literary artistic responses to the COVID-19 global pandemic.

Rap Artist “P-Nut Deh Real Nut,” also known as “PNDRN,” is starting the year on a high note, with more than three million streams on Sound Cloud and more than 100,000 views on YouTube.

The awardees of the Street Level VI/G-Clef Music Academy Music Education Scholarships are beginning their year-long musical journey. The four scholarship recipients were recently announced at two special performance workshops on St. Thomas and St. Croix.

WUVI Radio and the Rock Collective will present A Special Rock Lounge Open Mic virtual gathering celebrating the life of Doug Iannucci. From 6-8 p.m., Friday, Nov. 13.

The Caribbean COVID-19 Emergency Fund for Artists in Puerto Rico (PR) and the USVI is made possible by a grant from the Open Society Foundation for a total of $200,000, which will be awarded in individual grants of $2,000 to artists who are full-time residents of the USVI or PR.

The center, in collaboration with arts organizations from coast to coast, is presenting 20 weeks of free online programming available on Facebook Live, YouTube, and the UVI website.

Gatherings that exceed 50 persons, including, but not limited to, political campaign events or meetings, concerts, parties, cultural events and other gatherings are prohibited.

This season, with the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s not safe for choir members to breathe deeply and sing out in the same space. But that’s not going to stop this resilient community choir.

Starting September, parents can choose private in-person music lessons to be conducted in COVID-19 compliant, large air-conditioned rooms at the academy's two locations.

the Government of The Virgin Islands, until further notice, shall permit a DJ or live music at licensed restaurants provided compliance with all social distancing requirements are met.

U.S. Virgin Islands: PromoTix has announced PromoStream, a new ticketed live streaming software platform.

The “COVID-19 Guidance for Restaurants, Bars and Nightclubs” clearly states that live music or a disc jockey (DJ) shall not be permitted after midnight.

Until The Forum and its audiences can all meet again in person, it will be sharing updates and listening tips of artists who have performed live at the Forum over the years.

Street Level VI presented another donation in its ongoing series of support for island youth music programs.

St. Croix-based hip-hop artists Kapo Di’kaprio and Zeeno Da Boss are featured on a track on a compilation album that debuted on the Billboard Chart at No. 24 in February; an accomplishment most musicians only dream of.

A huge crowd came out to see international reggae stars Chronixx, Tarrus Riley and St. Thomas' own Pressure perform at the Austin Monsanto Crown Bay Marina for Dreamfest 2020 on Saturday.