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Virgin Islands announces lineup for 74th annual St. Thomas Carnival Village

The schedule features a mix of international stars, regional icons, and homegrown talent.
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St Thomas Carnival 2026 Village
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ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands — The U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Tourism, in partnership with the Division of Festivals, announced the full performance lineup for the 74th Annual St. Thomas Carnival Village. The schedule features a mix of international stars, regional icons, and homegrown talent.

Major Artists Headline St Thomas Carnival 2026 Village

The Village will showcase hip-hop legend Busta Rhymes, soca powerhouse Patrice Roberts, and St. Thomas–born R. City. The lineup reflects the event’s focus on cultural celebration and musical diversity.

Local Artists Take Center Stage

Throughout the week, Virgin Islands performers will lead the celebration. The lineup includes:

  • Th3rd
  • Goyo
  • Star Martin
  • Mic Love
  • Nikki Brooks
  • Temisha
  • Shaw HP
  • Rudy Live
  • Adam O
  • Pumpa

Regional and International Stars Join the Celebration at St Thomas Carnival 2026 Village

Additionally, the Village will feature several acclaimed acts. Steel Pulse will bring its signature reggae sound. Soca icons Destra and Alison Hinds will headline separate nights. Chart-topping artists Voice and Full Blown will also perform.

Bouyon Fest Expands the Lineup

In addition to the Village, the lineup of its expansion, the Bouyon Fest, includes:

  • Trilla G
  • Shelly
  • Reo
  • Trev Li

St Thomas Carnival 2026 Village Remains Free to the Public

Across six nights, attendees can enjoy all Village performances at no cost. Organizers say the free access supports community participation and preserves the spirit of Carnival.

For updates on the 74th Annual St. Thomas Carnival, visit the Division of Festivals on Instagram at @usvifestivals.

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