ANOTHER staging of the highly anticipated vintage showcase, Stars R Us, is scheduled to take place at the Mas Camp in New Kingston on Saturday, August 21.

The venue will be burning hot with artistes of the calibre of John Holt, Ken Boothe, Karen Smith, Gregory Isaacs, Derrick Harriott, Little John, Errol Dunkley and Dennis Walks who will take centre stage on the concert. Vintage party master, Stokey Love from Kool FM will “keep the music honest” and the organisers have emphasised that the show will start promptly at 9 pm.

Singer, Dennis Walks, will be armed with his big hits of the ’70s Oh Margret, Drifters and What Eyes Don’t See to ensure a great start for the night. Little John needs no introduction as his slew of hits includes True Confession, Mud Up Mud up, Sharon A Pregnant Yuh Pregnant, All Over Me, etc are all favourites with the fans whenever he perform.

Songbird Karen Smith always makes a huge impact when she hits the stage to perform and has that special knack of making even the oldest of oldies ring out clean and fresh. A charming performer, Karen Smith interacts well with the audience as she stamps her class and gives what is normally a memorable performance.

Errol Dunkley will sell off the event with the big hits from his repertoire, including Black Cinderella, Movie Star and You’re Gonna Need Me while Derrick Harriott needs no introduction. Walk The Steets At Night, Solomon, What Can I Do, The Loser, Checking Out among others can easily create an upset for the night.

Ken Boothe, the consummate performer, can be counted on to come full force with hits such as Puppet On A String, Freedom Street, Everything I Own and Artibella.

Dubbed the ‘Cool Ruler’, Gregory Isaacs has an arsenal of hits which includes Night Nurse, Love Is Overdue, My Number One and Meet Me At the Border.

John ‘1000 Volts’ Holt needs no introduction with songs such as Stealing Stealing, Ali Baba, Tonight and Carpenter.

There will be drinks specials such as Mixed Drinks 2 for one Deal and Heineken Bucket Deals all night.