Kimberley Denton, one of the promoters who recently booked Reggae recording artiste Nesbeth for a series of shows in London is refuting the ‘My Dream’ singer’s claims that her team sent death threats to the artiste, his kids and management team.
According to Nesbeth’s publicist Raymond ‘Shadow’ Small, the threats where sent through Whatsapp messenger after he failed to appear at show during his United Kingdom tour due to a breach in the contract by the event organizer.
In a press released, Nesbeth said, “I am very disturbed by the whole ordeal and extremely concerned for the safety and lives of my team and especially my children.”
However Denton says he threats came from Jamaica and not her team, she added that Nesbeth told her he got calls from someone telling him they’re going to kill him and his family when he returned to the island. “He said to us that he got two phone calls from Jamaica, from some person telling him that they’re going to kill him and his family when he comes back to Jamaica, etcetera,” Denton said. “Nesbeth asked the promoter of the event [Donnie] if he had anything to do with it, and Donnie said no, he doesn’t even know his kids.”
Denton also took to social media to make a post blasting the singer in a lengthy post. “God don’t like ugly! What major contractual breaches? Tell the people the truth and stop tell lie bout you did not perform because of major contractual breaches. Too damn lie!
@nesbethreggae let the people know it is because you did not pull the crowd and you were acting like a platinum artist. You did not want to perform in front of the few true ardent fans that came out for you. Yes the venue wasn’t to capacity.
We kissed your ass and granted you your every requests. All moneies paid in full. Try note that. We delivered you never did. Simples.
Our team worked extremely well getting the event out there via online and all events in fact everywhere where possible. Promotion was on point. So you can’t even say it was lack of promotion. Maybe lack of promotion on your part because we were begging and pleaing for you to put it up.
We all treated you and your team with respect. Try note it was your team member who was threatening to cancel the show because you did not get itinerary but money was paid though. Tickets were bout though. Visa and work permit were granted though. If you say you did not get any money please remember I have proof.
Whatever damage control you want to do by all means do it but do not try and tarnish our name in the process.
We love our culture and we are here promoting it in the United Kingdom so do not act as if we did not honour the contract.
Nuff respect to @direalkiprich@juniorcatdancehalldeejay @kym_musicand our local artists. “Nesbeth was booked to perform at concerts in London, Birmingham and Luton. However, he did not perform at one of the shows due to what his management team describes as major contractual breaches.” Look into yourself and tell me if you are happy with your behaviour regarding the show. Did you show love and respect overall? Please to outline your simple demands that weren’t even in the contract but we have honoured them with respect, because we believe if the artists are not comfortable within themselves they are not going to be happy with their delivery.
Again, do whatever damage control you want to do but do not tarnish our name in the process. Thank you.,” She wrote.
