Entertainment
June 7, 2012

Entertainment meets fashion at CFW

R&B singer Brian McKnight is expected to highlight the musical entertainment billed for this weekend’s staging of Caribbean Fashionweek which gets underway tonight.

McKnight, who is no stranger to Jamaican audiences, having performed here in the past, is set to perform on Sunday. McKnight will share the stage with renowned mento band, The Jolly Boys.

British songstress Estelle, know for her tracks American Boy, featuring Kanye West and Come Over, a collaboration with local deejay Sean Paul, is billed to perform tomorrow. She shares duties with deejay Babycham.

Tonight’s opener will see Jamaican singjay Konshens and Trinidadian Shurwayne Winchester taking to the stage.

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