Tantro Metro and Devonte Give it to Rock with Squeeze!

After a nice evening of suits and gowns, the crowd at Rock with Squeeze was ready to let their hair down...literally. When 10 PM it was officially time to ROCK at the biggest Monday night party in the city.

Pre-performances,Kevin Crown kept the crowd jumping and and the ladies whining like it was Carnival.


Then the soca diva Jadine hit the stage and kept the party going, singing a few of her new tracks, including "Don't Call My Phone." She even gave a little narrative about the inspiration behind the song, and many of the ladies could relate to having a crazy lady call looking for her man.

But of course the crowd was anxious and waiting to see Tantro Metro and Devonte go on, and they didn't have to wait long. The dancehall pioneers have been around for over a decade, and came to share some of their songs.

The crowd definitely had its favorites, and it was the two songs that are still in rotation today, "Give it to Her" and "Everyone Falls in Love."

Even after the performances ended, the night was just beginning. JAM ROCK with Squeeze-the party- picked up where everyone had left off.





Nothing is better than a Monday night at SOBs, rocking with Squeeze and JAMROCK Magaine. Don't miss out next week when we host the beautiful Tessanne Chin!

You must RSVP to be on the guestlist. Cover is only $5 before 7:00 PM on the list, and $20 after or without RSVP.

Dress is trendy/chic, this is a 21+ event.
RSVP to rsvp@jamrockmagazine.com

ROCK with Squeeze and Tantro Metro and Davonte

On Monday Feb 23, 2009 the dynamic duo of Dancehall, Tanto Metro and Devonte known for their international hits"Everyone Falls in Love" and "Give it to Her" will show the Rock with Squeeze family why their chemistry is unmatched! Jadine, the upcoming soca diva, will also show off her vocals with songs like "Stay in Touch" and "Phone Call".

Musical vibes by Kevin Crown, DJ Gravy & Micro Don spinning the best in Reggae, Dancehall, Soca, R&B and much more!

Make sure you RSVP for next Monday Feb. 23rd Text JAMROCK and your guest names to 25827 or e-mail rsvp@jamrockmagazine.com. Only $5 if you are on the guestlist. The guestlist closes at 7:00pm, $20 after. Make sure you get there early! Doors open at 6pm

And you thought it couldn't get any better...

Well it has! After last Monday there's no excuse in the world to miss another Rock with Squeeze.With each passing week Rock with Squeeze continues to grow at a phenomenal rate. Even when it seemed like we couldn't top ourselves, we did. It was an amazing site to see how the turnout has doubled, maybe even tripled, in only a few weeks at SOB's.

The excitement was in the air early on as the crowd eagerly anticipated the lineup we had in store, but of course at Rock with Squeeze there are always more surprises.

A new young and gifted group called Under the Rasta Influence made their Rock with Squeeze debut to open the show up.

When the immensely talented men of L.U.S.T. came together they definitely brought some lust to the ladies. The sound of their voices joining together in sweet harmony was enough to send shivers down your spine.

Topping that would've been hard for anyone else, but we had the perfect answer to that. Last minute surprise addition Serani drove the volume up even more when he jumped on stage to perform his hits "No Games" and newest single "Mama Still Hungry."

And of course we love surprises, and we had a very special one in mind for the ladies. Singing sensation Ghost jumped on stage to tease the ladies with a brief serenade, just enough to have us all wanting more. We won't have to wait long because Ghost will be returning to finish what he started at a future Rock with Squeeze so stay tuned for the announcement.


Assassin's performance seemed more like a full blown concert as he performed a medley of his biggest hits, including "Idiot Ting Dat," "Guide and Protect Me," and "Hotter than Her." His performance was high-energy from start to finish and he proved that he wasn't afraid to get hot and sweaty, (and at times straight-up raunchy), much to the delight of all his lady fans in the audience.

Kevin Lyttle closed things out bringing some excitement of his own, as he performed "Turn Me On," and his new tune "Anywhere."



But of course, we're not done! Join us at SOB's next week as dancehall duo Tanto Metro and soulful singer Jadine hit the stage. Stay tuned for any additional announcements later in the week.