Buju Banton during Garance Reggae Festival 2003 – Paris at Bercy in Paris, France. (Photo by Jean Baptiste Lacroix/WireImage) *Reggae icon Buju Banton has decided to drop the 1992 dancehall hit“Boom ...
The seven-city U.S. tour of largely irrelevant Jamaican reggae singer Buju Banton, aka Mark Anthony Myrie, has been canceled due to the lyrics in one of his decades-old songs that he no longer plays.
Not everybody hates Buju. According to a story that came out in the Jamaica Star last week, Apple Inc has recently removed some songs deemed homophobic from their catalog. Buju Banton's "Boom Bye Bye" ...
No upcoming concert in Los Angeles is stirring up passions more than the Century Club appearance Tuesday by Buju Banton and Beenie Man, two Jamaican stars who are viewed by fans as icons of the island ...
UPDATE: The Buju Banton show on Sept. 26 has been moved the Hat Factory. A storm of protest seems to be gathering around a planned Sept. 26 performance at the Hat Factory, by Jamaican dancehall reggae ...
If it wasn't for his lyrics, most people probably would never have heard of Buju Banton. But the Jamaican born reggae singer wrote the words "boom bye bye, Inna batty bwoy head" in 1988 and he has ...
BUJU Banton spent much of 2002 recovering from a serious injury, a dislocated knee (suffered playing soccer) that disrupted the dancehall superstar's normal modus operandi: release a new album every ...
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