Discover 118 Caribbean music acts available in Stowe, Vermont, United States, backed by 175 reviews from real clients and an average rating of 5 out of 5. These performers bring authentic island rhythms to local weddings, parties and events, with prices starting from $190 and averaging $550.
All 118 suppliers listed here are willing to travel to Stowe. The nearest is based in Montréal, Canada, 85 miles away.
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For Caribbean music acts in Stowe, fees run from $190 to $3,000+, with an average cost of $550 reflecting the specialized instruments and cultural expertise these performers provide. Solo steel drum artists typically represent the lower end of this range, while full Caribbean bands with multiple musicians, traditional instruments, and full sound systems command higher fees. The cost reflects not just musical performance but the authentic cultural experience and festive atmosphere these acts create. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 326 enquiries for Caribbean Music at events in the United States, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 25 October 2026.
Taproots
"A soulful, high-energy fusion of world-class musicians creating a vibrant, inclusive community. An unmissable, immersive experience!"
Jojo Vybz
"DJ Jojo Vybz is an incredibly talented and dedicated professional who knows how to create an amazing experience for her clients and their events. Her ability to read the crowd, provide great music, and get everyone dancing is a testament to her skill and expertise. Book DJ Jojo Vybz for your event if you want a successful and fun-filled occasion. She goes above and beyond to ensure that all your expectations are met."
Orquesta Afinke
"Amazing Band! Outstanding musicians and performers. Will definitely hire again."
The Brooklyners
"The sun is shining from the first bar in this soon to be a hit song! It is the first one David Langlois ever wrote and it's about his falling in love for Africa at first sight.
When I got the track and listened to it, I thought this should be number 1 on the charts!
So i play it on my show the next morning, and I started hearing from listeners sending love messages from all over the world!
I told him how much I love the richness of the sounds and that he was a real Jamaican to which he responded " a Frenchaican".
Arthur Fearon host and founder of Reggae Plus Radio 1
Kingston Jamaica"
Sonido Costeño
"wonderful news! We are thrilled you will be performing at BBG again this year!"
Soular Rhythm music and entertainment
"Love this band, love these people....and that's all I gotta say!"
