Protoje’s Lost in Time Festival is back and bigger than ever.
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Billboard can exclusively announce that the Grammy-nominated reggae star’s festival will return to Hope Gardens in Kingston, Jamaica, on Feb. 28 and March 1. Gearing up for its third iteration, the multi-stage festival will bring together leaders across music, art, food and culture for an extravaganza celebrating Jamrock’s resilience. Fans can purchase tickets via the festival’s website.
Protoje, who recently dropped a new Damian Marley-assisted single titled “At We Feet,” will headline Saturday night (Feb. 28), which will also include performances by 2026 Grammy nominees Lila Iké and Mortimer, as well as Tanya Stephens, Tessanne Chin, Yeza, Iotosh and Joby Jay.
Chronixx, whose Exile was named the No. 1 Caribbean Album of 2025 by Billboard, will headline Sunday night (March 1), delivering his first live performance since the album’s release. Additional performers for the festival’s second night will include Jah9, Royal Blu, D’yani, Dahvid Slur, 2026 Juno Awards nominee Naomi Cowan and 2026 Grammy nominee Jesse Royal.
Last year’s staging of Lost in Time featured surprise appearances from Yohan Marley and Agent Sasco, and a few new-age dancehall leaders such as Popcaan, Valiant and Masicka.
“It feels special to be part of a reggae music festival in the capital of the birthplace of reggae,” Protoje tells Billboard. “[I’m] so honored to continue the tradition this year.”
A portion of the proceeds from Lost in Time will benefit Hurricane Melissa relief efforts through the Lost in Time Foundation, underscoring the homegrown nature of the festival. Both Protoje and festival cofounder LeAnn Ollivierre are natives of St. Elizabeth, one of the Jamaican parishes most heavily impacted by Hurricane Melissa’s devastation. Lost in Time will also kick off Protoje’s global spring 2026 tour, which will take him across Europe and the United States in support of his forthcoming The Art of Acceptance album.
The Art of Acceptance will serve as the official follow-up to 2022’s Third Time’s the Charm, which earned Protoje his second Grammy nomination for best reggae album. The upcoming record will feature “At We Feet,” as well as the previously released singles “Big 45” and “Feel It.”
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