The entire Jamaica will feel the spirit of carnival as promoters Marvin Lawrence, Julius Morgan, and Larry Johnson roll out 10 events spread
across the length and breadth of Jamaica for All-Island Carnival.

The series, which will begin on January 29 with a grand opening in Kingston, will maark the roll-out of a formula for what the promoters
say will be "12 weeks of guaranteed fun."

Lawrence, Morgan, and Johnson together have more than a quarter-century experience in events and promotion and together form the group Tri-Star
Media. Under that umbrella, the three have pledged to satisfy
socaphiles in places such as St Mary, Portland, Negril, Linstead, St
Thomas, St Elizabeth, Montego Bay, Mandeville and May Pen.

"This is going to be one of the biggest events of its kind in the region. We haven't found anywhere else that has a roving fete going all
around the island, and we're going to be making sure that its larger
than life," explained Morgan.

Adding to that point, Lawrence noted that each of the 10 events will have live entertainment from both dancehall and soca stars.

"A key factor that distinguishes us from anything else is that each of our 10 fetes will feature a live entertainment element. And by live
entertainment, we don't mean dancers and confetti. All-Island Carnival
will feature some of the biggest names in dancehall and soca as we take
our vision for true entertainment right around the island," Lawrence
said.

The trio are tight-lipped about which stars are confirmed for the soca series, but did say that they are 100% sure patrons will not be
disappointed and that it was an event for everyone to enjoy.

"We're putting together a real package that patrons just won't be able to say no to. It will be epic. 12 weeks of amazing fun and soca across
our entire country and not just centralised. All-Island Carnival is for
all, and that's why we're going to bring the fete around Jamaica,"
Morgan quipped.

The All-Island Carnival will begin on January 29 in Kingston, and end on April 29 with a blowout j'ouvert fete.