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December 13, 2009

Jah Cure for Negril One Love Reggae Concert

REGGAE singer Jah Cure will be the headliner for the Negril One Love Reggae Concert winter series show, which will be held at the Negril Escape resort on Tuesday, December 15.

Jah Cure is one of Jamaica’s most prolific singers in recent times. His vast catalogue of hits includes songs such as Call On Me, Behind These Prison Walls, You’ll Never Find, Sticky, Longing For, Journeys and Love Is.

Opening acts will be rising reggae artiste Dubkore, Gransonn and Anthony Able.

Music will be provided by DJ Gemini.

Tickets for the concert will be pre-sold and also at the gate. They are available at Negril Escape resort, the Jungle Night Club and Sue’s Easy Rock Café. Gates open at 7pm and show time is 8pm.

The sponsors of the One Love Reggae winter series are The Jungle Night Club, Negril Scuba Centre, Tori-Shae’s Productions, VYBZ FM 96.3 FM, LYNKZ FM 96, Western Pressure Cleaners, Island Multi Media Solutions Ltd and Wow Negril.

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