Latest update March 26th, 2026 7:55 AM
The Republic Bank Pan, Brass & Soca returns to Kingston Beach tomorrow
Kaieteur News – The vibrant sounds of steelpan, brass, and soca will once again collide at Kingston Beach this Saturday, September 27, as the highly anticipated Pan, Brass & Soca event makes its return to Guyana’s entertainment calendar.
Organized by The Kunjaz Group, in collaboration with Republic Bank and the Ministry of Culture, the event promises an unforgettable celebration of Caribbean music and culture under the stars. Gates open at 5PM, and patrons can expect a stellar lineup featuring some of the region’s most accomplished musicians and performers. The Guyana Police Force Steel Orchestra, Kunjaz Steel Ensemble and Detroy the Pannist will showcase the artistry of steelpan, while visiting pannist Johann Chuckaree adds international flair to the celebration.
The brass section comes alive with The Insomniacs Band led by Adan Hagley, delivering the powerful, infectious rhythms that have become synonymous with Caribbean carnival culture.
On the soca front, the King of Steam and one of the Caribbean’s finest, Yung Bredda out of Trinidad, headlines an impressive roster of local talent including reigning Soca Monarch Diana Chapman, former Soca Monarch and reigning Dancehall Monarch Carlvin Burnett OKC, Omaiah Hall, AW Lyrical accompanied by The Heatwave Band. Two of Guyana’s favourite selectors, Mix Master Tony, and Selector Andre will provide entertainment throughout the night, ensuring non-stop energy from start to finish.
“This event represents the best of what Caribbean music has to offer,” said event organizer Andrew Tyndall. “Whether you’re a steelpan purist, a brass band enthusiast, or a soca lover, there’s something magical about experiencing all three genres on one stage.”
The event has quickly become a highlight on the Cricket Carnival Guyana calendar since its inception, offering both locals and visitors an authentic taste of the region’s rich musical heritage.
General admission tickets are available for $5,000, with VIP packages priced at $20,000. Tickets can be purchased at the National Cultural Centre or patrons can pay at the gate. Additional support comes from sponsors including New GPC Inc., Ramdholl & Son Jewellery, German’s Soup, The Rehab Center, Beacon Cafe, Banks DIH, and Guyana Tourism Authority.
For those seeking the ultimate Caribbean music experience, Kingston Beach is the place to be tomorrow night. With the combination of world-class musicians, a beachfront setting, and the infectious energy of Caribbean culture, Pan, Brass & Soca 2025 promises to deliver a night to remember.
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