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Fourth performer of the night Ras-I took to the stage to woo reggae fans with the soothing sounds of Hear My Call, Time Won’t Wait, Somewhere Wonderful and Kingman Ting at the Wray Rum-sponsored Young Reggae Ambassadors concert on February 16 at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre. (Photos: Contributed)
The Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre was abuzz as reggae lovers awaited the riveting performances of Angel Eyes, Andrew Tosh, Janeel Mills, Ras-I and Capleton last Friday, February 16.
The Young Reggae Ambassadors concert treated patrons to a different kind of Friday night entertainment. Free to the public, the three-hour concert provided a cool evening under the stars. Those who attended could be seen thoroughly enjoying the live musical performances of the young and established acts featured in the lineup.
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Starting his set red hot and ready to burn them out, Fireman, Capleton closed his hour-and-a-half-long set encouraging patrons to Rise Above. The Jah Jah City singer closed the Wray Rum-sponsored Young Reggae Ambassadors show
Veteran sound system owner and producer, Jack Scorpio was front and centre at the Wray Rum-sponsored Young Reggae Ambassadors concert at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre.
Young Reggae Ambassadors performer Ras-I caught up with veteran sound system owner and producer, Jack Scorpio after his performance during the Wray Rum-sponsored event on Friday, February 16, at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre.
From right to left: Rhysha Brown, Sheri-Gaye Johnson and Danielle Tavares rocked to the sound of sweet reggae echoed throughout Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre as the lively performances of Andrew Tosh, Janeel Mills, Ras-I and Capleton carried on throughout the night. The Wray Rum-sponsored Young Reggae Ambassadors concert was held on Friday, February 16 as part of the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport & JCDC endorsed Reggae Month.
From left to right: Solid Agency President Sharon Burke, Minister of Culture, Gender Entertainment and Sport Olivia Grange and JCDC Executive Director Lenford Salmon were present.
Denny serenades Young Reggae Ambassadors host Talia Soares during the Wray Rum-sponsored event
Patrons were enthralled by the Young Reggae Ambassadors concert headliner Capleton as they left their seats to stand stage-front to experience the Fire Man’s full energy on February 16 during the Wray Rum-sponsored event at Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre.
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