Upcoming Events at Heroes Lounge
Fri Nov 15, 10:00 PM - Sat Nov 16, 3:00 AM
3094 North Stemmons Freeway, Dallas, TX 75247
Community: Oak Lawn
Description
COCOA TEA WILL TOUCH THE STAGE IN DALLAS! SINGING COUNTLESS HITS, ANTHEMS & CLASSICS! DONT MISS THIS ONE! GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! "COCOA TEA " LIVE IN CONCERT W/ HIS STEP BY STEP BAND!
Event Details
PERFORMING ALL YOUR FAV HITS; YOUNG LOVER, SHE LOVES ME KNOW, GOODLIFE,
HURRY UP & COME, PIRATES ANTHEM, RIKERS ISLAND, RASTAMAN, & MORE!
JOIN US AT HEROES FOR AN UNFORGETTABLE SHOW, WITH AUTHENTIC CARIBBEAN FOOD AVAILABLE ALL NIGHT, FULL BAR, OUTDOOR PATIO, & THE TOP DJs & SELECTORS KEEP THE VIBE MOVING TIL SHOWTIME! THIS WILL BE AN UPCLOSE & PERSONAL EXPERIENCE...
DOORS @10P | FULL MENU | SPECIALTY DRINKS | 2 PATIOS | FREE PARKING
$19 EARLY BIRD
| ADVANCED TICKETS $25
COCO TEA is one of Reggae's most talented and versatile artistes. His smooth, easy-going vocal presentation (pre-recorded or live) have become his trademark, earning him wide international acclaim; with songs like "Lost MY Sonia," "Tune In" and "Rocking Dolly," becoming world anthems in Reggae land.
Admired and respected for his fine conscious recordings, COCO TEA is also known for his unwavering generosity and kindness for the less fortunate. Born Calvin George Scott on September, 3, 1959, in Rocky Point, Clarendon, he was later schooled at the Savannah Primary school in Rocky Point and the Bustamante Junior Secondary School in Lionel Town Clarendon. From the exposure gained by singing on church and school choirs, COCO TEA recorded his first song, "Searching In The Hills," in 1974. Only Fourteen years old and having other interests, Calvin had no plans of making music his career. "Searching In The Hills," was far from a financial success. The disappointment was keenly felt by Calvin, and so he took the music business off his mind for a while. The next five years found COCO TEA first as a Jockey, and then as a Fisherman. It was during this time of fishing that he began structuring his music career. His training grounds were the dancehalls, where he would test his lyrics on the various Sound systems that came to play in his area. His success in the dancehalls strengthened his purpose and encouraged him to go further, so he began writing songs and training his voice. The final push came when Rashane, his first child, was born. His need for a steady livelihood plunged him into music full time. Two months after an impressive performance at a dancehall in December ' 83,' COCO TEA journeyed to Kingston where he met Henry "Junjo" L
HURRY UP & COME, PIRATES ANTHEM, RIKERS ISLAND, RASTAMAN, & MORE!
JOIN US AT HEROES FOR AN UNFORGETTABLE SHOW, WITH AUTHENTIC CARIBBEAN FOOD AVAILABLE ALL NIGHT, FULL BAR, OUTDOOR PATIO, & THE TOP DJs & SELECTORS KEEP THE VIBE MOVING TIL SHOWTIME! THIS WILL BE AN UPCLOSE & PERSONAL EXPERIENCE...
DOORS @10P | FULL MENU | SPECIALTY DRINKS | 2 PATIOS | FREE PARKING
$19 EARLY BIRD
| ADVANCED TICKETS $25
COCO TEA is one of Reggae's most talented and versatile artistes. His smooth, easy-going vocal presentation (pre-recorded or live) have become his trademark, earning him wide international acclaim; with songs like "Lost MY Sonia," "Tune In" and "Rocking Dolly," becoming world anthems in Reggae land.
Admired and respected for his fine conscious recordings, COCO TEA is also known for his unwavering generosity and kindness for the less fortunate. Born Calvin George Scott on September, 3, 1959, in Rocky Point, Clarendon, he was later schooled at the Savannah Primary school in Rocky Point and the Bustamante Junior Secondary School in Lionel Town Clarendon. From the exposure gained by singing on church and school choirs, COCO TEA recorded his first song, "Searching In The Hills," in 1974. Only Fourteen years old and having other interests, Calvin had no plans of making music his career. "Searching In The Hills," was far from a financial success. The disappointment was keenly felt by Calvin, and so he took the music business off his mind for a while. The next five years found COCO TEA first as a Jockey, and then as a Fisherman. It was during this time of fishing that he began structuring his music career. His training grounds were the dancehalls, where he would test his lyrics on the various Sound systems that came to play in his area. His success in the dancehalls strengthened his purpose and encouraged him to go further, so he began writing songs and training his voice. The final push came when Rashane, his first child, was born. His need for a steady livelihood plunged him into music full time. Two months after an impressive performance at a dancehall in December ' 83,' COCO TEA journeyed to Kingston where he met Henry "Junjo" L
