
Campari Water Worl’ is set to reopen at Mas Camp on Sunday, July 26, 2026, turning the venue into a summer party space built around music, drinks, and live entertainment. The session runs for six hours, from 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm, and is pitched as a flagship warm-weather gathering for the brand’s fans.
“Campari has always been about creating vibrant, memorable experiences that bring people together, and Water Worl’ embodies that perfectly,” Dominic Bell, communication manager, Campari said. “We’re excited to once again give our consumers an immersive summer experience where great music, premium cocktails, engaging entertainment, and authentic connections come together. This a summer of celebrating friendship and the unmistakable spirit of Campari.”
Spinners on the bill include Bishop Escobar, DJ Banka, Shukkle Bus, and DJ Dedical, while dancehall act Teejay — billed as the “Uptop Boss” — is booked for a live stage set. Digital personalities Happy Feet, Original TC, Jaden, Able Boss, and Water Worl’ “President” Bad Sekki are also scheduled on site to host, meet guests, and shoot content with the crowd.
Bell framed the outing as another chance for Campari to share standout consumer moments. “Whether you’re coming for the music, the influencers, or simply to enjoy an incredible day with friends, Campari Water Worl’ promises an atmosphere unlike any other. We invite everyone to come ready to make memories, to get wet, and experience everything that makes Campari synonymous with exceptional moments. And, let’s not forget the non-stop free Campari mixes that will be flowing all event long. So come get in the mix with Campari this summer,” he added.
Syndicated from Jamaica Observer · originally published .
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