Buju Banton signs new album copies at VP Records in Miramar

Buju Banton will sign copies of Too Too Bad at VP Records Florida in Miramar, turning the shop at 6022 SW 21st Street into a rare in-person stop on the album rollout. The free event is set for Saturday, August 8, from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., giving South Florida fans a chance to leave with a signed copy instead of just a stream.

Too Too Bad arrived on July 17, 2026, and Apple Music lists it as Buju Banton’s latest release, a 13-song set. Buju Banton’s Instagram bio puts the message bluntly: “New Album TOO TOO BAD Out NOW.” That physical copy still matters in reggae, where a signed disc carries collector value, store loyalty and the kind of face-to-face connection streaming cannot package.

The Miramar date also fits a wider rollout built around VP Records. Billboard noted Buju Banton’s return to VP Records and the release of “Butterflies” ahead of a U.S. summer tour, while a separate April 17 VP Records signing was tied to the same song. On July 17, a New York album signing and show-ticket event marked release day, showing the album has been moving through retail counters and fan meet-ups as much as through digital playlists.

VP Records describes Buju Banton as an active VP artist and a Grammy winner, and that label-store relationship gives the Miramar appearance its weight. In a South Florida market long shaped by Jamaican and Caribbean music commerce, the signing does more than promote a release. It turns Too Too Bad into something fans can bring home, get marked in ink and place on a shelf as part of the artist’s legacy.