Kingston, Jamaica (McKoy’s News) – The moment Beres Hammond’s name echoed through the National Stadium, the crowd exploded in pure love and joy. The reggae crooner, known for his velvet voice and timeless hits, made his entrance to thunderous cheers, stepping forward to receive his well-deserved Reggae Icon Award during Jamaica’s 63rd Independence Grand Gala.
Dressed in his signature cool and calm style, Beres didn’t just collect the honour—he blessed the nation with a surprise mini-performance, treating the packed venue to favourites like the soulful “I Feel Good.”
Fans swayed, sang, and held their hearts as the legend reminded everyone why he remains one of the most beloved voices in Jamaican music.
Three Icons, One Historic Night
Hammond joins fellow reggae giants Leroy Sibbles and Capleton as 2025’s Reggae Icon Award recipients, each celebrated for their unmatched contributions to Jamaica’s cultural and musical legacy.
The crowd’s response to all three icons was electric, but Beres—known for his romantic anthems and stage humility—brought a special kind of magic to the night.
One fan was overheard saying, “When Beres sing, it’s like love touch yuh soul.”
As fireworks lit up the Kingston sky and the Grand Gala roared on, Beres Hammond’s voice echoed into the hearts of thousands—a living legend still delivering sweet reggae justice.
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