Common, OneRepublic and slew of celeb chefs descend upon Bahamas for fifth-annual Culinary & Arts Festival

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D'Aluisio, A. (2026, October 24). Common, OneRepublic and slew of celeb chefs descend upon Bahamas for fifth-annual Culinary & Arts Festival. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/24/entertainment/common-onerepublic-perform-at-2026-bahamas-culinary-arts-festival/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-24 · by Alexandra D'Aluisio

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The fifth-annual Bahamas Culinary & Arts Festival at Baha Mar featured performances by Common and OneRepublic alongside appearances by celebrity chefs like Marcus Samuelsson and Buddy Valastro. On Friday, OneRepublic played hits including “Stop and Stare” and a medley of songs they’ve written for other artists. Chefs such as Daniel Boulud hosted special dinners, while the FUZE Art Expo showcased Caribbean art.
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At the fifth-annual Bahamas Culinary & Arts Festival in Nassau, Baha Mar hosted renowned celebrities and chefs like Common, OneRepublic, Marcus Samuelsson, Buddy Valastro, Maneet Chauhan, and Tristen Epps. On Friday, October 20, 2026, these foodies joined a VIP party featuring exclusive bites from Baha Mar’s restaurants and a live performance by OneRepublic. The band played hits such as "Stop and Stare" and "Chasing Stars," with Ryan Tedder dedicating the song "Good Life" to Nassau locals and performing medleys of songs he wrote for artists like Beyoncé and Adele.

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Topics

A Taste of Baha Mar Adele Bahamas Culinary & Arts Festival Nassau OneRepublic

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Boulud PERSON · 2× Common PERSON · 2× OneRepublic ORG · 2× Tedder PERSON · 2× Buddy Valastro PERSON · 1× Lenny Kravitz PERSON · 1× Maneet Chauhan PERSON · 1× Marcus Samuelsson PERSON · 1× Ryan Tedder PERSON · 1× Tristen Epps PERSON · 1×

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Common, OneRepublic and a slew of celebrity chefs made their way down to the Caribbean to take in the food and festivities at the fifth-annual Bahamas Culinary & Arts Festival at Baha Mar. Marcus Samuelsson, Buddy Valastro, Maneet Chauhan, Tristen Epps and more famed foodies took a break from hosting master classes and exclusive meals to let loose at A Taste of Baha Mar, a VIP party featuring bites from the resort’s numerous restaurants and a special live performance by OneRepublic, on Friday. “When I die, I want to come back as Lenny Kravitz,” the band’s frontman, Ryan Tedder, told the crowd of amped-up fans, referring to last year’s headliner, before expressing his love for the Caribbean.
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Common, OneRepublic and a slew of celebrity chefs made their way down to the Caribbean to take in the food and festivities at the fifth-annual Bahamas Culinary & Arts Festival at Baha Mar. Marcus Samuelsson, Buddy Valastro, Maneet Chauhan, Tristen Epps and more famed foodies took a break from hosting master classes and exclusive meals to let loose at A Taste of Baha Mar, a VIP party featuring bites from the resort’s numerous restaurants and a special live performance by OneRepublic, on Friday. “When I die, I want to come back as Lenny Kravitz,” the band’s frontman, Ryan Tedder, told the crowd of amped-up fans, referring to last year’s headliner, before expressing his love for the Caribbean. asserted
frontman → make → Caribbean
The group — who joined the likes of Sting and Rod Stewart as festival headliners — played their biggest hits “Stop and Stare,” “Chasing Stars,” “Apologize,” “Good Life” and more during the hour-long outdoor concert. asserted
who → join → concert
“To my friends in Nassau, I say ‘hello,'” Tedder crooned, changing the lyrics of the latter with a special local reference. asserted
Tedder → say → reference
The 47-year-old Grammy winner also performed a medley of the hit songs he’s written for other artists, including Beyoncé’s “Halo,” Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep” and Leona Lewis’ “Bleeding Love.” asserted
he → perform → Deep
Tedder drew laughs from the audience when he pointed out he and guitarist Drew Brown, whom he’s known since their teen years, accidentally wore the same shoes and pants on stage. asserted
he → draw → stage
Also at Friday’s event was Michelin-starred chef Daniel Boulud, who hosted a special multi-course dinner alongside alumni of his global kitchens the previous evening. asserted
who → star → kitchens
Crane Club chef Melissa Rodriguez joined chefs Andrea Calstier, Yohko Ogata and Helen Nguyen to present a five-course meal at Boulud’s namesake restaurant in the resort’s Rosewood hotel. asserted
Rodriguez → join → hotel
Boulud was fresh off his surprise appearance in the Metropolitan Opera’s production of “La Bohème,” where he portrayed the chef and owner of the bustling Café Momus in Paris’s Latin Quarter. asserted
he → portray → Quarter
Elsewhere in the resort, Oscar award-winning rapper Common drew a crowd to Jon Batiste’s Jazz Club, where he performed Thursday evening to kick off the festival. asserted
he → win → festival
The Culinary & Arts Festival is also home of the FUZE Art Expo, a colorful showcase of Caribbean artists and Caribbean-inspired art from around the world. asserted
Festival → inspire → world
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