The 2023 Crop Over calendar is here! Here’s the full list of all the events happening this season for the Barbados Crop Over Festival.

Need your Crop Over fix? Check out our list of weekly Crop Over events for you to enjoy

Shots from the band launch are here!

Our thoughts on a possible Crop Over 2023 Calendar for the Las’ Lap of Crop Over

Did you catch our 2022 Holiday Calendar?

Our 2022 Bimdependence Calendar is out! What events you going to?

CROP OVER IS BACK!!! Here are all the updates for the Barbados Crop Over Festival in 2022

We look back at past imagery from various past Crop Over events as we explore what Crop Over means to us. What does Crop Over mean to you?

For the new year, we get back to our roots with our new podcast 'Dear Promoter’. With this podcast we intend to explore talk to promoters, giving a behind the scenes look at events, their origins, themes, ideas and futures. Additionally, we will talk to artistes and brands, as well as host featured sponsor giveaways. Stay tuned!

#blacklivesmatter and that’s a fact. Here are some resources you and others can use to be informed about current happenings and also how to help with donations, petitions and information.

Remember to remain indoors during the time of this COVID-19 pandemic

We take a chat with DEM & CZMU in our Carpool Chat, to discuss the activities taking place this month for their Coastal Hazards & Earthquake Month. Take a listen to learn more about their month of activities as well as how to protect yourself during any earthquakes or coastal hazards.

Our brand new Song Association series where we take a look behind the music with some artistes from Mahalia’s Corner

This is the Yello Drive ‘Bout, our new series produced by Bazodee Magazine in conjunction with our title sponsor, Yello Barbados.

Here are the finalists of the Yello International Bashment Soca Monarch Competition! Which track do you have to win?

Award-winning writer and filmmaker Shakirah Bourne is among the top 22 shortlisted for the prestigious Commonwealth Short Story Prize.  She is the first Barbadian to be selected for this impressive list!

Read more here about the six Kaiso tents who will be putting their top Calypsonians in the ring.

Phase 2 for Vujaday has been announced! Read more to find out what new acts have been added to this iconic festival, as well as new locations for its day parties along with more information to come.

Zulu launches this Friday March 15th. Are you ready?

Crop Over 2019 has been announced! Are you ready for the Sweetest Summer Festival?

Are you ready for Vujaday 2019? Read up all about the newest festival to grace Barbados’ beautiful shores from April 3-7

Are you a female dancer? Love your country and want to represent it? Then they’re looking for you!

We give our thoughts on the recently concluded Bliss Beach, the newest installment from Esquire Entertainment.

It is now time for Haitian artiste Apogee to showcase his skills to the musical world.

A recently improved Walled Garden Theatre of the Barbados Museum and Historical Society is the hub of the upcoming third Barbados Independent Film Festival (BIFF) from 11- 20 January 2018.  During the 10 day festival, the tranquil grounds of the museum will be transformed into a haven for film enthusiasts.  The Walled Garden Theatre is an intimate space within the UNESCO World Heritage Property that offers artisans, artistes and performers the opportunity to showcase their talents. The recently upgraded facility features a new tensile ‘Undercover’ tent that will allow performances and events in all weather throughout the year.Director of the Museum, Alissandra Cummins explained: “In response to repeated requests to host a variety of performances and events in the Walled Garden Theatre, we focused on improving the space.  With completion of the staging area and dressing rooms in 2016/7 and now the new tensile tent, this ensures the museum is seen as a world-class performance venue, unaffected by the elements. She continued: ‘We have been a proud partner of the film festival since its inception and continue to support its growth. The spotlight on the festival exposes the museum and our various exhibits to new visitors and reminds local residents of what we have to offer.”BIFF is committed to supporting the local film industry and seeks to create an avenue for them to compete on an international level. Local filmmakers are encouraged to enter their films alongside regional and international submissions to also vie for the Collaboration Grant.  This grant pairs the winner of the ‘Local Filmmaker’ Award with an international filmmaker to create a short film about a unique aspect of Barbados and premieres at the opening gala of each festival. 2019 will see LIQUID GOLD: THE STORY OF RUM IN BARBADOS, produced by Bajan filmmaker Rommel Hall and American Dan Mirvish.Film enthusiasts can also look forward to watching a range of over 40 local, regional and international films with a number of post-film discussions with the filmmakers. Additionally, the visiting filmmakers undertake a number of masterclass series on independent filmmaking, screenwriting and directing. This year’s masterclass in residence is Oscar-nominated and winner of the 2018 BIFF Lifetime Achievement Award, Lone Scherfig.The festival has also introduced a Director’s Circle All Access Pass for those who seek the behind-the scenes-experience, with unrivaled access to all events throughout the festival, priority seating and a host of other benefits. This pass is available only on the festival website (www.barbadosfilmfest.org).Volunteers are an integral part of the festival and the Committee are seeking their assistance. Anyone wishing to volunteer can register an interest by emailing their name and telephone number to [email protected] to 6 January 2018. Jennifer Smith-Bent/Sir Trevor Carmichael said: “We are excited to have the museum, a venue in a UNESCO World Heritage Property as our hub. It is the perfect setting for our events as the developments allow the stage and seating area to be fully covered. We have a fantastic line-up of films and events for all ages and encourage everyone to come out to both paid and free events.She added: “We will also be running competitions to win tickets to various film events on our social media, in the run-up to the festival.”For a complete schedule and more information about BIFF films, events, masterclasses and volunteering, please visit www.barbadosfilmfest.org. Tickets to the free and paid events are available at Ticketpal.com under “BIFF”. 

Yesterday evening, Friday, December 14 while scores of Barbadians were going about their shopping, they were treated to some pop up performances with seasonal music spreading Christmas cheer through the capital city Bridgetown. 

2019 Barbados Independent Film Festival promises exciting line-up over 10-day festival

Every year Bazodee strives to highlight and support the young people of Barbados. We chose the month of November, which is the month that Barbados gained its independence in, to highlight those young people of our beautiful nation who are doing pride to our nation wherever they go. The wait is over! Here are the 30 most enterprising, unique, driven and inspirational young Barbadians that we have collated into our annual 30 Under 30 list. Gabrielle Gay Philanthropist. Motivational speaker. Literary advocate. Mentor. Brand Ambassador. Entrepreneur. There are so many titles that Gabrielle Davida Gay holds and many hats that she wears which show she is a force to be reckoned with. It was only fitting that she opened our 30 Under 30 list. The gem in her crown is her literary mentorship project, The Gabrielle Gay Trophy for Excellence in Reading. The project is the only one of its kind in Barbados and runs in all 91 primary schools, all 29 secondary schools and in The Barbados Community College, with regional and global expansion en route. Gabrielle was even recently recognized for her work by The Queen’s Young Leaders Programme where she placed as a runner up. Gabrielle is definitely one to watch as a young rising star with an exceedingly bright future. Justin ‘Jus Jay’ King Music producer. Event promoter. Entrepreneur. Disc jockey. Brand Ambassador. Entertainer. Dancer. Easily coasting on to our 30 Under 30 list, Justin Jus Jay King @jusjayking is no stranger to the Barbadian entertainment arena but this young DJ has also had both a regional and global impact. A finalist in the 2018 Red Bull 3Style World DJ Championship, King has proven that he possess and masters the ability of being a world class DJ. King is proud of his passion and strives to make his country proud by flying the Barbadian flag high wherever he goes as he performs at stages across the region and the world. The former soca singer’s work ethic is breathtaking and his creative vision clearly shows that this young talent is far from finished and not afraid to try new things. Definitely one to watch as we expect so much more in the years to come. Victor White Victor White aims to put his name on history’s page by becoming Barbados’ first ever Winter Olympic athlete, which lands him on our 30 Under 30 list. The young freestyle skier is the island’s first freeskier and has already started his journey by becoming the first Bajan to compete in the Slope Style World Cup. He has also represented the island in the Swedish National Championships, making it all the way to the finals where he placed 8th. Even though White did not make it to the 2018 Winter Olympics as he planned, he nevertheless has his sights set on the 2022 Winter Olympics. White aims to honour his father’s memory and do his country proud by bringing home an Olympic Gold medal. Livvi Franc Olivia Baker nee Waithe, also known as Livvi Franc to many Bajans, rose to fame in 2008 as she slinked her way onto screens as the sultry pop singer with songs such as ‘Now I’m That Bitch’ and ‘Automatik’. However, it is her prowess as a songwriter where the young British-Barbadian truly shines and it is why we’ve chosen her for this year’s 30 Under 30 list. Livvi’s talent was recognised from early and she has written for a string of entertainers and singers such as Rihanna, Michael Jackson, Britney Spears, Ciara, Jordin Sparks, Christina Aguilera, Demi Lovato, Kelly Clarkson, Selena Gomez, Shakira, Leona Lewis, DJ Khaled, Jason Derulo, Zendaya and Cheryl Cole. Her track for Rihanna, What Now, was the 6th single from Rihanna's album ‘Unapologetic’ and peaked at number 25 on the Billboard Hot 100. Livvi's exhaustive songwriting credits showcase that this young talent definitely punches above her weight and is an inspiration because of how humble and hardworking she remains. Meagan Best Meagan Best is a young professional squash phenomenon who has created a name for herself by becoming the top squash player to represent Barbados at an international level and for that reason she has landed on our 30 Under 30 list. Seven years ago, Best first began playing squash competitively and over the years she has left her mark, with many eyeing her for future greatness. For her young age she has amassed a number of titles under her belt, such as being the youngest player to win Senior National and Senior Regional squash titles. Best was also the first Barbadian squash player to qualify for the final round of an international squash championship and the first Caribbean national to win a US Junior Open championship title, back in December 2017 when she won the GU17. With five Caribbean Junior Titles, two Caribbean Senior Titles under her belt and reigning as the Caribbean Senior Ladies and Caribbean Girls Under 17 Champion, Best dominates her field and aims to be the first Olympic squash champion from Barbados. Given her competitive record and all she has achieved, that’s a future we can believe in.  Holla Bak Rico Goddard, known by his stage name as Holla Bak, has truly made a name for himself and has risen from humble beginnings and is poised for international acclaim. For this reason we have placed him on our 2018 30 Under 30 list. The young entertainer has been performing and writing songs since the age of 14. His first big break came early in his life at the age of 15 when he wrote ‘TellMe’ for Machel Montano. It was Holla Bak’s first soca song and secured his interest in the genre, a change from his original focus on dancehall. Holla Bak first appeared on the scene in 2013 but he came into prominence when he was engulfed in controversy in 2017, where his writing skills and progress were disregarded and treated as not worthy of serious consideration on a popular television show Festival Stage. However Holla Bak turned tragedy into triumph and had his talents authenticated by Machel Montano, bringing him on stage during Crop Over 2017 at the 1Love show. Holla Bak then was able to work again with Machel for Crop Over 2018, collaborating on a song which was produced by award winning producer Deputy and he has also collaborated with other big regional acts such as Skinny Fabulous. With such a young start, his impressive writing skills, a reinvigorated engaged fan base and a string of successful hits with tons of radio play, Holla Bak looks set to be the next biggest soca act out of Barbados.  Carlie Pipe Writer. Radio Hostess. Creative strategist. Producer. Copywriter. Long distance runner. International journalist. Carlie Pipe graces our 30 Under 30 list with a notable set of professions under her belt, even though she sits slightly outside the age range. Pipe is an accomplished track and field runner, notably being the first ever Barbadian to compete in the IAAF World Half Marathon back in 2014, where she placed 85th and also set a new national record. It was also back in 2014 that Pipe accidentally started up a firestorm and triggered a national conversation about race relations in Barbados. Using her debut platform for the BBC World Service’s ‘From Our Own Correspondent’, Pipe spoke about how Emancipation Day was sometimes overshadowed by Grand Kadooment and Crop Over festivities. However it was her comments about Blue Box Cart’s racially homogenous makeup of majority white masqueraders, juxtaposed against all the other bands with black masqueraders, which caused started the controversy. Barbados’ race relations are superficially harmonious, where the two worlds exist independently of each other with only slight interaction. Pipe’s commentary was necessary in a world where Barbadians are afraid to speak out about issues due to fear of either social ostracization or political victimisation. It was also necessary because race is a taboo topic on the island that is rarely discussed on a national level. We need more young journalists who are able to report on social issues with plain language, straight statements, devoid of bias or malice. Shai Hope Shai Hope has been having an incredible year and it is his innate skill, coupled with how he is seemingly poised to become a next Barbadian cricketing great, that has landed him on our 30 Under 30 list. At this year’s Cricket West Indies’ Awards he won Men’s Cricketer of the Year, Test Cricketer of the Year and ODI Cricketer of the Year. Hope initially made his Test debut in May 2015 but for a young cricketer few doubted his abilities on the field. Hope is one of the West Indies’ highest rated young batsmen and his addition to any line up is crucial to puling together a talented team. Commentators have praised his mature nature and calm spirit on the field, pairing natural talent with focus and drive. West Indies coach Stuart Law even believes that Hope has not yet reached his full potential, saying that even though Hope is a dedicated professional he still can grow even more.

We attended the launch of the 2018 Barbados Food and Rum Festival and we take a look forward at the events expected for the 2018 season.

Jusy-Jay released a new Crop Over 2018 Warm Up Mixtape. Powered by Bazodee, Riddim Stream and Team Soca. Take a listen!

What band will you be with for Foreday Mornin’ 2018?

The Party Monarch Semifinalists have been announced! Take a listen to the tracks that are contending to go forward to the finals to face off against King Rick.

The finalists for the first ever Yello International Bashment Soca Monarch Competition have been announced! Which artiste do you have to win?

Here’s the list of all the Sweet Soca semifinalists and their songs as well. Have you hard them as yet?

Over the years the National Cultural Foundation (NCF), through the platform of its Scotiabank Junior Calypso Monarch programme in association with IGM Stage Lighting, has sought to engage with the youth demonstrating an appreciation for the calypso art form, highlighting their involvement in all aspects of the entertainment arena.  

Here are the semifinalists for the Yello International Bashment Soca Monarch Competition. Have you voted for your favourite song yet?

The Official 2018 Crop Over Calendar is here! Take a look at all the events for the season and also catch the NCF calendar as well

One thing Barbados doesn’t have a shortage of is beautiful women and that was perfectly showcased during Band Launch Season.

With two back to back band launch weekends abut to happen, we give insight into our reviews and our vision for the festival.

Everyday is updates for Kadooment. Stay tuned with Bazodee!

Carnival Tuesday on the road was amazing. Check out our images from Carnival Tuesday with Yuma Vibe

Look out! Scorch teams up with Baje Intl for Crop Over 2018. Here are some of our thoughts about that teamup and what it means for the Crop Over Scene.

We're compiling our famous annual Crop Over calendar. Don't be left out!

These are the events up for the Las' Lap of Crop Over 2018. We are currently building out our Bazodee Crop Over 2018 Events Calendar.

We wanna hear from you! What was your Crop Over 2017 like. From the parties to the road. Let us know in the comments!

Who you jumping wid? We take a look at some of the bands on offer for the Crop Over season.

Crop Over is around the corner! Are you excited?

Here are the finalists for the 2017 MQI/98.1 the One Soca Royale in association with Jet Blue and the order in which they will be appearing for the competition. Who do you have to win?

Haven't heard any new soca music for the season? Take a listen here!

Congratulations to Stiffy who has retained his title of Bashment Soca King for another year!

Want to win a ticket to one of the season's most anticipated events, Puff of Colour? Enter our #bazoSPOTLIGHT competition for your chance to win!

The 16 Party Monarch Semifinalists have been announced! Which one is your pick to go forward to the finals at Soca Royale? #bazoBEATS

The 2017 Sweet Soca semifinalists have been announced! Who will you be rooting for on Phenomenal Friday? #bazoBEATS

Here is the list of weekly events for the 2017 Crop Over season! Make sure not to miss out on all the action. #bazoBASHES

Here are the 2017 finalists for the annual Bashment Soca competition. These 7 competitors will face off against the Bashment Soca King Stiffy for the chance to be crowned Bahsment Soca King or Queen and the $50K prize. #bazoBEATS

Renee Ratcliffe's dream lives on, a dream that will benefit all others band leaders and designers.

Calypso artist Chad 'Sir Ruel' Bowen has been censored for Crop Over by having two of his kaiso songs banned by the Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation and Voice of Barbados. What are your thoughts on the banned tracks? #bazoBEATS

We take a look at the different bands on the road for Foreday Morning 2017 with our annual Foreday list. Many many options available for people interested in jumping!

We are listing some of the songs that we like for the Crop Over 2017 season so far! Take a listen to our #bazoBEATS

Throwing it back to Peter Ram's mega hit for Crop Over 2016 that lasted well into Carnival 2017, Crop Over Good Morning. We loved the performance at Soca Royale in 2016 and we look forward to the new tracks that Ram will deliver for Crop Over 2017. Peter Ram performing his mega hit 'Crop Over Good Morning' at Soca Royale in Barbados for Crop Over 2016.

Crop Over Virgin? Don't know what events to choose for the last week of the festival? These are our festival faves and picks for the last week of Crop Over. Let us be your guide to the festival season!

Minister of Culture, Hon. Stephen Lashley today announced many changes to the Crop Over festival for 2017.

Hold our hand and let us guide you throughout the Sweetest Summer Festival! Our simple #bazoPREP guide will help you prepare for Crop Over.

Crop Over is officially slated to begin on May 14th and run until August 7th but Band Launch Season 2017 has pushed things into high gear! With a large number of events releasing information far earlier, bands have wasted no time in announcing their launch dates. So far Zulu has launched (you can see pictures here) and Kontact Band is up next to launch and we are excited to see what will come out! 

Unapologetically Bajan is an unapologetic celebration of the Barbadian cultural landscape and a gift to the people of Barbados as our nation continues to celebrate its Golden Jubilee. Bazodee is extremely excited to join forces with the Barbados Public Workers’ Co-operative Credit Union Limited to produce this one-of-a-kind publication. Take a look. You'll be surprised at what's in store.http://bit.ly/HappyIndependenceBarbados

May 2023 29 May 2023 Lower It Up S3E3 - The Weekly Events Episode 29 May 2023 22 May 2023 Lower It Up S3 E2 - The Fitness Episode 22 May 2023 9 May 2023 Weekly Crop Over 2023 Events 9 May 2023 9 May 2023 Lower It Up S3E1 - The Kadooment Bands Episode 9 May 2023 April 2023 13 Apr 2023 Vida By Esquire Band Launch 2023 13 Apr 2023 March 2023 26 Mar 2023 Lower It Up ft. Vida X Esquire (Special Episode) 26 Mar 2023 December 2022 11 Dec 2022 Crop Over 2023: First Look 11 Dec 2022 11 Dec 2022 Bazodee Holiday Calendar 2022 11 Dec 2022 November 2022 14 Nov 2022 Bimdependence 2022 14 Nov 2022 11 Nov 2022 Lower It Up Ep. 9 - Crop Over Recap 11 Nov 2022 October 2022 26 Oct 2022 Lower It Up Se. 2 Ep. 8 ft. David Barker, Chef Stoute, Chef Leach, Chef Gibson, Chef Applewhaite & Chef Ifill 26 Oct 2022 26 Oct 2022 Lower It Up Se. 2 Ep. 7 ft. Chef Miller, Shane McClean and Chef Javon Cummins of BFR2022 26 Oct 2022 26 Oct 2022 Lower It Up Se. 2 Ep. 6 ft. BMHS, Chef Hasin-Bromley, St. Andrew Carnival & Mark Forde 26 Oct 2022 18 Oct 2022 Lower It Up Se. 2 Ep. 5 ft. Blurr 18 Oct 2022 1 Oct 2022 Lower It Up Se. 2 Ep. 4 ft. Sivers Tha Third 1 Oct 2022 September 2022 22 Sep 2022 Lower It Up Se. 2 Ep. 3 ft the BTMI 22 Sep 2022 12 Sep 2022 Lower It Up Season 2 Ep. 2 ft. Tae and Kevin Moore from the NCF 12 Sep 2022 August 2022 24 Aug 2022 Lower It Up Season 2 Ep. 1 ft. Quon & Cheyne Jones from Water Street Boyz 24 Aug 2022 18 Aug 2022 Lower It Up ft. Robbi Niles & Ms. Pan (Special Episode) 18 Aug 2022 9 Aug 2022 Lower It Up ft. Hashtag Balance & Ms. Pan - Crop Over Recap (Special Episode) 9 Aug 2022 July 2022 30 Jul 2022 Lower It Up Ep. 14 ft. the Ministry of Health and Wellness 30 Jul 2022 30 Jul 2022 Lower It Up Ep. 13 ft. Megghan & Esquire Entertainment 30 Jul 2022 22 Jul 2022 Lower It Up Episode 12 ft. Oh Ship, Rum Punch, Waves & Soca on De Hill 22 Jul 2022 16 Jul 2022 Lower It Up Episode 11 ft. WMBY, Vibe Nation & Tionne Hernandez 16 Jul 2022 13 Jul 2022 Lower It Up Ep. 10 ft. Rhea Layne & Akhnaten Burrowes 13 Jul 2022 5 Jul 2022 Lower It Up Ep. 9 ft. Puff of Colour, Budget Fete & She Markets 5 Jul 2022 2 Jul 2022 Lower it up ep. 8 ft. Awaken & Epiphany events 2 Jul 2022 June 2022 22 Jun 2022 Lower It Up Ep. 7 ft Gorg, Kloth and Body Silk 22 Jun 2022 15 Jun 2022 Lower It Up Ep. 6: Our Look at Crop Over ft. Jess 15 Jun 2022 10 Jun 2022 Lower It Up Episode 5 (ft. Powda & Khepri Kulture) 10 Jun 2022 May 2022 31 May 2022 Lower It Up Ep. 4 ft Spinny, UV, We Ting & Colorz 31 May 2022 26 May 2022 Lower It Up Ep. 3 ft. NCF & Tipsy 26 May 2022 18 May 2022 Lower It Up Ep. 2 ft. DAMM J'ouvert, VIDA & Le Jardin du Belaire 18 May 2022 10 May 2022 Our Crop Over 2022 podcast - Lower It Up 10 May 2022 March 2022 1 Mar 2022 Crop Over is BACK for 2022!! 1 Mar 2022 June 2021 10 Jun 2021 Our new Bazodee Podcast series 10 Jun 2021 10 Jun 2021 Crop Over Is 10 Jun 2021 April 2021 5 Apr 2021 Dear Promoter Podcast 2021 5 Apr 2021 June 2020 4 Jun 2020 #blacklivesmatter 4 Jun 2020 April 2020 10 Apr 2020 #stopinatyou 10 Apr 2020 March 2020 6 Mar 2020 Carpool Chat with DEM & CZMU 6 Mar 2020 6 Mar 2020 Bazodee's Song Association Series 6 Mar 2020 July 2019 20 Jul 2019 Tipsy 2019 Podcast 20 Jul 2019 10 Jul 2019 Yello Drive 'Bout 10 Jul 2019 3 Jul 2019 Yello International Bashment Soca Monarch Finalists 2019 3 Jul 2019 April 2019 17 Apr 2019 Young Barbadian shortlisted for Commonwealth Short Story Prize 17 Apr 2019 15 Apr 2019 2019 Calypso Tent Lineup 15 Apr 2019 March 2019 15 Mar 2019 Vujaday 2019 - Phase 2 15 Mar 2019 12 Mar 2019 Zulu International Crop Over 2019 Launch 12 Mar 2019 February 2019 22 Feb 2019 Crop Over 2019 is coming! 22 Feb 2019 20 Feb 2019 Vujaday Festival 2019 20 Feb 2019 January 2019 9 Jan 2019 Brooklynettes Barbados Auditions 9 Jan 2019 4 Jan 2019 Bliss Beach 2019 4 Jan 2019 December 2018 19 Dec 2018 APOGEE from Haiti 19 Dec 2018 16 Dec 2018 Barbados Independent Film Festival launch 16 Dec 2018 16 Dec 2018 Come Town Fuh Christmas 16 Dec 2018 November 2018 15 Nov 2018 2019 Barbados Independent Film Festival 15 Nov 2018 4 Nov 2018 Bazodee 2018 #30under30 4 Nov 2018 August 2018 22 Aug 2018 Barbados Food & Rum Festival 2018 22 Aug 2018 July 2018 30 Jul 2018 New Gimme Soca Date! 30 Jul 2018 18 Jul 2018 Jus-Jay: Crop Over '18 Warm Up Mixtape 18 Jul 2018 18 Jul 2018 BL&P/HOTT 95.3 Foreday Mornin' Jam 2018 18 Jul 2018 June 2018 26 Jun 2018 Party Monarch 2018 Semifinalists 26 Jun 2018 26 Jun 2018 Yello Intl Bashment Soca Monarch Comp Finalists 26 Jun 2018 26 Jun 2018 Sweet Soca Semifinalists 26 Jun 2018 22 Jun 2018 Youth takes centre stage 22 Jun 2018 18 Jun 2018 Yello International Bashment Soca Monarch Competition Semifinalists 18 Jun 2018 May 2018 17 May 2018 The Official 2018 Crop Over Calendar is OUT! 17 May 2018 April 2018 27 Apr 2018 Bazodee Band Launch Bombshells 27 Apr 2018 14 Apr 2018 #BazodeeFixMyLife - Our Win is Your Victory 14 Apr 2018 13 Apr 2018 #kheprikadooment 13 Apr 2018 March 2018 30 Mar 2018 Trinidad Carnival 2018 #bazoCARNIVAL 30 Mar 2018 29 Mar 2018 #izscorchdawg - Scorch X Baje 2018 29 Mar 2018 23 Mar 2018 Bazodee Event Calendar 23 Mar 2018 16 Mar 2018 Crop Over 2018 Events #bazoBASHES 16 Mar 2018 15 Mar 2018 What was your Crop Over 2017 experience like? 15 Mar 2018 13 Mar 2018 Who You Jumping Wid? 13 Mar 2018 6 Mar 2018 Crop Over is coming! - Band Launch Season 2018 6 Mar 2018 July 2017 31 Jul 2017 Mimosa Experience 2017 #bazoSPOTLIGHT 31 Jul 2017 19 Jul 2017 Soca Royale 2017 lineup 19 Jul 2017 17 Jul 2017 More Crop Over 2017 Music #bazoBEATS 17 Jul 2017 8 Jul 2017 Bashment Soca King 2017 8 Jul 2017 6 Jul 2017 Puff of Colour 2017 Ticket Giveaway - #bazoSPOTLIGHT 6 Jul 2017 June 2017 30 Jun 2017 2017 Party Monarch Semifinalists #bazoBEATS 30 Jun 2017 30 Jun 2017 2017 Sweet Soca Semifinalists #bazoBEATS 30 Jun 2017 28 Jun 2017 Crop Over 2017 Weekly Events 28 Jun 2017 28 Jun 2017 2017 Bashment Soca Finalists #bazoBEATS 28 Jun 2017 28 Jun 2017 Band Leader's Dream Becomes A Reality 28 Jun 2017 27 Jun 2017 BANNED - Sir Ruel Kaiso Songs #bazoBEATS 27 Jun 2017 20 Jun 2017 Foreday Morning 2017 Bands 20 Jun 2017 4 Jun 2017 Crop Over 2017 #bazoBEATS 4 Jun 2017 4 Jun 2017 #bazoTHROWBACK - Crop Over Good Morning 4 Jun 2017 May 2017 30 May 2017 #bazoAPPROVED 30 May 2017 22 May 2017 Changes to Crop Over 2017 22 May 2017 18 May 2017 #bazoPREP 18 May 2017 March 2017 30 Mar 2017 Crop Over in March! 30 Mar 2017 December 2016 2 Dec 2016 Unapologetically Bajan - By Bajans, fuh Bajans, in Bajan! 2 Dec 2016 October 2016 18 Oct 2016 #bazoArchive 18 Oct 2016 September 2016 23 Sep 2016 AFROPUNK London 23 Sep 2016 20 Sep 2016 Lickrish Faves for the Month - September 20 Sep 2016 6 Sep 2016 #bazoTOURS - Passion Carnival - Band House Tour (Trinidad Carnival 2017) 6 Sep 2016 3 Sep 2016 #bazoTOURS - BLISS - Band House Tour (Trinidad Carnival 2017) 3 Sep 2016 2 Sep 2016 #bazoTOURS - TRIBE Carnival - Band House Tour (Trinidad Carnival 2017) 2 Sep 2016 1 Sep 2016 #bazoTOURS - The Lost Tribe - Band House Tour (Trinidad Carnival 2017) 1 Sep 2016 August 2016 31 Aug 2016 #bazoTOURS - Harts Carnival - Band House Tour (Carnival 2017) 31 Aug 2016 27 Aug 2016 #bazoTOURS - Yuma Vibe Band House Tour (Trinidad Carnival 2017) 27 Aug 2016 25 Aug 2016 Your picks for the best Crop Over 2016 events 25 Aug 2016 19 Aug 2016 Pic-O-De-Crop: Long Live The Queen 19 Aug 2016 17 Aug 2016 Post Crop Over Depression (PCOD) 17 Aug 2016 13 Aug 2016 #bazoCHAMPIONS 13 Aug 2016 6 Aug 2016 Which Crop Over 2016 event was the best? 6 Aug 2016 5 Aug 2016 Brek-Fus: The Bajan Experience 5 Aug 2016 4 Aug 2016 Grand Kadooment 2016 Competition Results 4 Aug 2016 July 2016 26 Jul 2016 Confessions of a Crop Over Litter Lout 26 Jul 2016 24 Jul 2016 Bajan Bite & Bazodee 24 Jul 2016 11 Jul 2016 The other side of the #SupportLocalBds campaign 11 Jul 2016 2 Jul 2016 Le Frere International 2 Jul 2016 June 2016 24 Jun 2016 Fantasy Barbados' Utopia 24 Jun 2016 24 Jun 2016 Grand Kadooment Bands 2016 24 Jun 2016 24 Jun 2016 Foreday Morning Bands 2016 24 Jun 2016 21 Jun 2016 Official Crop Over Events List 21 Jun 2016 14 Jun 2016 Island Fusion Presents Operation 007 14 Jun 2016 9 Jun 2016 The UV Vibe 9 Jun 2016 3 Jun 2016 Epic Experience 3 Jun 2016 1 Jun 2016 Ruk-A-Tuk comes to Crop Over 1 Jun 2016 May 2016 26 May 2016 The Dirty Dozen 26 May 2016 April 2016 23 Apr 2016 Erup the Band Interview 23 Apr 2016

What is AFROPUNK? Get all the #bazoDEETS here as we explore this eclectic festival making its way to London.

Bajan Bite returns with our Lickrish Faves for the Month! This time we look at a Bajan staple, sweetbread as well as guava cheese, tamarind balls and sugar cakes.