Following his cinematic debut as young Peter Tosh in the acclaimed Paramount Pictures biopic *Bob Marley: One Love*, Narado Williams is set to showcase his musical talents on October 19 in Bluefields, Westmoreland. The event, held at the Peter Tosh Memorial Garden, marks the second staging of a tribute to the legendary musician, who was tragically killed in 1987 at the age of 42. This year’s event coincides with what would have been Tosh’s 81st birthday.
Williams, who gained notable exposure through his role in the Marley biopic, has spent the past year honing his craft as a musician. His self-produced single *Step by Step*, released in August, reflects his growing clarity and purpose in music. Inspired by a jam session in Trench Town—the birthplace of The Wailers—the track embodies what Williams describes as ‘revolutionary spirited music,’ aimed at empowering Black communities.
Born in Tavares Gardens, also known as Payne Land, Williams is no stranger to the cultural and musical heritage of Jamaica. His journey from acting to music underscores his commitment to making a name for himself. The upcoming event, Tosh Fest 2025, will also feature performances by Andrew Tosh, Beenie Man, and Mutabaruka, further celebrating the enduring legacy of Peter Tosh and his impact on reggae music.