Zamoni Heads to London for Notting Hill Carnival to Launch “What We Drinking?” European Tour

One of Antigua’s most vibrant soca performers, Zamoni, is preparing to cross the Atlantic this month to bring the infectious rhythm of Caribbean culture to European audiences, kicking off his much-anticipated “What We Drinking?” (WWD) European Tour at London’s iconic Notting Hill Carnival. As one of the largest Caribbean cultural celebrations outside of the region, Notting Hill Carnival will serve as the perfect launching pad for Zamoni’s tour, with a full slate of performances scheduled throughout the event starting August 26. During his sets, the artiste will channel the unmatched energy and joyful spirit of his home nation Antigua and Barbuda, introducing new crowds to the authentic sound of Antiguan soca. After wrapping up his run of shows in London, Zamoni will continue his continental tour, heading to central Europe to perform at the Swiss Soca Festival in Switzerland on September 5. This 10-stop tour across multiple European countries is more than just a series of performances for the soca star — it doubles as a global promotional campaign for the upcoming 70th anniversary of Antigua Carnival, one of the Caribbean’s most beloved annual cultural events. Leveraging his international platform and growing fanbase across Europe, Zamoni aims to showcase the depth of Antigua’s rich musical heritage, vibrant cultural traditions, and one-of-a-kind carnival experience to European audiences who may have never experienced Caribbean carnival first-hand. With his hit track “What We Drinking?” serving as the official tour anthem, Zamoni is not just bringing Antigua’s signature positive vibes to European stages — he is also extending a warm invitation to people across the continent and around the world to join in celebrating the milestone 70th Antigua Carnival, experiencing the Caribbean joy and cultural richness that makes the event legendary. For soca fans and cultural enthusiasts across Europe, this tour offers a rare opportunity to connect with authentic Antiguan culture ahead of the landmark anniversary celebration.