Konshens Set to Rock the UK Stage After Six-Year Hiatus

London, UK – Fans of Jamaican dancehall artist Konshens are gearing up for a highly anticipated performance as the star prepares to return to the UK stage after a six-year break. Konshens, whose real name is Garfield Spence, announced his return to the British music scene via a social media post on Thursday, sending waves of excitement through his UK fanbase.

In a tweet that quickly garnered attention, Konshens wrote, “Back in the UK after 6 YEARS. We about to go crazy!!” He added an array of emojis symbolizing energy, celebration, and anticipation for his upcoming performance at the City Splash Fest at The Drumsheds in London. The post has already amassed over 3,000 views, reflecting the buzz surrounding his return.

Back in the UK after 6 YEARS. We about to go crazy!! @CitySplashFest @drumsheds pic.twitter.com/m1mM4nUsk8

— KONSHENS (@konshens) September 12, 2024

The City Splash Fest, known for its vibrant celebration of Caribbean culture and music, will feature a lineup of international and local acts, but Konshens is undoubtedly one of the festival’s main draws. His return to the UK has been long-awaited by fans who have followed his career since his breakout hits like “Bruk Off Yuh Back” and “Gal A Bubble.”

Konshens’ last UK performance took place in 2018, and since then, his career has continued to soar, with new releases and collaborations keeping him at the forefront of the dancehall scene. His energetic stage presence and chart-topping tracks are expected to make this concert a memorable experience for attendees.

City Splash Fest will take place at The Drumsheds, a venue renowned for hosting large-scale music events, on November 3rd 2024. Konshens’ performance is set to be one of the highlights of the festival, as he brings his signature style and infectious beats to a crowd that has eagerly awaited his return.

Fans can expect an unforgettable night as Konshens brings the sounds of dancehall back to the UK.

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