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PAN & SOCA SET TO BRING GUYANA CARNIVAL 2026 TO A BREATHTAKING CLOSE

The Kunjaz Group Delivers the Ultimate Grand Finale at Kingston Beach Front on May 27

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May 26, 2026
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Guyana Carnival 2026 is going out with a bang. The Kunjaz Group, in association with Republic Bank, proudly announces Pan & Soca, the electrifying concert experience that will serve as the grand finale of this year’s Carnival season. Taking place on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, at the stunning Kingston Beach Front, gates open at 4PM for what promises to be an unforgettable evening under the stars.

Pan & Soca is a celebration of Caribbean musical heritage at its finest. As the sun sets over the Georgetown waterfront, the sound of steel will fill the air in a fitting tribute to the culture, energy, and spirit that has defined Guyana Carnival 2026.

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The timing of this event could not be more poignant. On May 26, 2026, Guyana proudly marks its 60th Independence Anniversary, a Diamond Jubilee that calls for reflection, pride, and jubilation in equal measure. And what better way to carry that national energy forward than with a night of pan and soca on May 27th? As the Golden Arrowhead continues to fly high in its diamond year, Pan & Soca steps in as the perfect cultural sequel to the nation’s birthday, honouring Guyana’s identity, its people, and the music that has always been the heartbeat of the Caribbean. This is Independence joy, extended.

Leading the charge is none other than the incomparable Nadia Batson, Soca Queen, powerhouse performer, and one of the Caribbean’s most beloved artistes. Known for her commanding stage presence and hit-after-hit catalogue, Batson’s appearance at Pan & Soca promises to be a showstopping performance that will leave audiences on their feet from start to finish.

Joining Nadia Batson on the night is a lineup that showcases the very best of Guyana’s musical talent, such as Nekeita, Carlvin Burnett, Samuel Medas, Omaiah Hall, Vinel Hinds, OKC, just to name a few.

 

Filling out the steelpan lineup are reigning panorama champs, Kunjaz Steel Orchestra, Guyana Police Force Steel Band, Parkside Steel Orchestra, Buxton Pride Steel Band and Joshua Regrello from Trinidad and Tobago.

Patrons can choose from two ticket tiers: General Admission: $3,000 Elevated VIP: $10,000. Secure yours from HJ Box Office.

Pan & Soca is proudly brought to you by The Kunjaz Group, presented by Republic Bank, and supported by the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, Ministry of Tourism, Industry & Commerce and Guyana Carnival 2026 family of partners.

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