Great show at Portland Jerk Festival
Reggae singer Alaine sings one of her popular numbers.
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Everard Owen Observer Writer editorial@jamaicaobserver.com  
July 9, 2013

Great show at Portland Jerk Festival

PORTLAND, Port Antonio: Thousands of patrons flowed onto the grounds of Folly Ruins for the Portland Best Dress Chicken Jerk Festival on Sunday. The family festival lived up to its expectations.

The entertainment package was great, as local artistes kicked off the show followed by the ‘heavyweights’.

One stage were dancehall singjay Mr Vegas, reggae artiste Alaine, Tinga Stewart, Roy Rayon, The Jolly Boys, gospel artiste Lubert Levy, and Rising Star winners One Third.

The emcee for the evening was Jenny Jenny.

 

 

A section of the crowd at the Portland Jerk Festival in PortAntonio on Sunday.
Lubert Levy on his knee as hebelts out one of his hit songs.Reggae singer Alaine sings one of her popular numbers. (PHOTOS: EVERARD OWEN)
Tinga Stewart doing his thing.

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