A little more than a month after exclusively announcing Cardi B’s forthcoming stadium-headlining debut at BZR WKND Jamaica 2026, Billboard is also the first to report the complete lineup for this year’s staging of the cross-genre music festival.

Grammy-nominated dancehall superstar Spice will host this year’s festival, which will supplement Cardi’s headlining set with performances by Keyshia Cole, Malie Donn, Ding Dong, Stalk Ashley and DJ MAC. BZR WKND’s four-day celebration of music, culture, food, tourism, fashion and entertainment will take place at the National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica, from Oct. 16 to 19. Additional ticket information is available here.

Last year, Cole mounted an arena-headlining tour of the U.S. and U.K. to honor the 20th anniversary of her landmark debut album, The Way It Is, which houses R&B staples such as “Love” and “I Should’ve Cheated.” Her BZR WKND set will build on her recent stadium debut — which she made during Usher and Chris Brown’s smash joint R&B Tour — as well as this year’s resurgence of her and Sean Paul’s hit 2006 Billboard Hot 100 No. 3 duet “(When You Gonna) Give It Up to Me.”

While the “Heaven Sent” singer will hold it down for R&B, the other acts will keep the dancehall vibes going. Malie Donn, who Billboard named its Caribbean Up-and-Comer of the Month for August, will grace the stage with recent smash “Van Cleef” and selections from his new Golden Child LP. Stalk Ashley helped Destin Conrad, Billboard’s R&B Rising Star of the Year, honor his Jamaican heritage with “Skin Out” from his new Roadrunner album, and she’ll bring that same sultry energy to the BZR WKND stage. Shaneil Muir, who was nominated for female dancehall artist of the year at the 2026 Caribbean Music Awards, will also take the stage.

“Badman Forward Badman Pull Up” singer Ding Dong took home dancehall performer of the year at the 2026 Caribbean Music Awards, marking a fitting preview for what’s sure to be a characteristically high-octane set at BZR WKND. And DJ MAC — who crafted this year’s dominant Skippa-led “WYFL” riddim alongside CrashDummy — will also treat the crowd ahead of Cardi’s “Little Miss Drama” set.

Additional music and entertainment will be provided by Ricky Platinum (who won Male International DJ of the Year at the 2026 Caribbean Music Awards), Plxyboy, Boom Boom, Zekedon, Shukkle Bus, Coppershot, Chromatic Live, Code Red, Karim Hype, Troopa Traloopa, Bloodline Franco, Fyah Man, MC Nuffy and Splakavelli.

With “AH HA” still sitting pretty on the Hot 100 at No. 46 on the Sept. 26-dated ranking, the streets are clearly ready for Bardi to hit the stage.