Capleton Is Bringing the Fire to the UK This September - DancehallMag. Capleton is heading to the UK for three headline shows ...

Capleton Hypes SoulFoodFestival416 Appearance Six Days to Go - DancehallMag. Capleton is turning up the heat ahead of his ...

Reggae-dancehall icon Capleton is feeling the love from fans worldwide as buzz continues to build around his latest single, Prayers Up, featuring Derrick Sound. The spiritually charged anthem, ...

CAPLETON was offered bail on Monday when he appeared at the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court in Half-Way-Tree. The 51-year-old singjay spent the weekend in lock up at the Half-Way-Tree Police ...

Capleton reminded patrons at Encore Live on Sunday why his name has remained synonymous with commanding performances, delivering a fiery set that brought culture, consciousness and dancehall history ...

The streaming giant has declined to remove threatening tracks by Sizzla and Capleton. Some LGBTQ+ campaigners say it’s time to reclaim the genre – but for others, it’s hard to listen past the hate ...

More than three decades of hits, high-energy performances and an unmistakable place in Jamaican music culture will take centre stage when Capleton headlines Encore Live: Culture Rising on Sunday, ...

Jamaican singer Capleton is no pop star. Blessed by his conscience lyrics, potent rhythms, and rousing live shows, his fans refer to him simply as the prophet. At a time when so many Jamaican stars ...

The title of prophet is often a heavy cross to bear. In addition to dealing with the constant scrutiny of those who wait to see him or her fail in their righteous mission, a prophet also has to not ...

It’s tough for outsiders to differentiate among dancehall reggae singers. But once you hear and see Capleton, you won’t confuse him with anyone else: He’s the bearded guy in a head wrap with the big ...

Capleton is a Jamaican reggae and dancehall artist who has a net worth of $100 thousand. Often referred to as King David, King Shango, The Fireman and even The Prophet, he is best known for expressing ...

Three of the biggest names in reggae and dancehall music have agreed to renounce homophobia and excise lyrics promoting violence against gay people from their music. Beenie Man, Sizzla and Capleton, ...