Ghost Reveals: How He SAVED Best of the Best With a COFFIN Entrance ⚰️ | Irie Jam Radio
Published May 26, 2026
Reggae's smoothest entertainer Ghost 👻 sits down with DJ Roy on Irie Jam Radio ahead of his sold-out Mother's Day show in New York City and he's giving the ladies (and the fellas) everything they came for. 🎤❤️
In this exclusive Irie Jam Radio interview, Ghost talks about:
▶️ Why his fans fly in from Boston, Connecticut, Jersey & Philly to see him live
▶️ The difference between a recording artist and a TRUE stage performer
▶️ The legendary Best of the Best 2014 coffin entrance ⚰️ that saved a hurricane-hit show
▶️ How he builds the perfect setlist for every city he plays
▶️ His brand-new R&B-style single "Be Your Friend"
▶️ Performing "Beautiful Feeling" for Mother's Day in NYC
▶️ The story behind his signature elegant stage outfits (and who designs them 👀)
▶️ Decades of love & respect with Irie Jam Radio
🎙️ Hosted by DJ Roy on Irie Jam Radio, Brooklyn's heartbeat for Jamaican music & reggae interviews.
🎟️ Catch Ghost LIVE at The Compound, 1901 Linden Boulevard — Mother's Day weekend
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⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro – Ghost calls in for Mother's Day NYC
00:45 How he prepares a setlist for every city
02:15 Why a Ghost performance hits different live
04:00 The Best of the Best coffin entrance story ⚰️
06:30 Saving the show after the Florida storm
08:00 New single "Be Your Friend" + "Beautiful Feeling"
09:30 The outfit question, what will he wear?
10:45 Where to follow Ghost on Instagram
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