PHOTOS: From the Sting stage
Veteran deejay Ninjaman displayed a portionof the US$30,000 cash won by Blak Rynoduring his clash with fellow artiste Kiprich.
Entertainment, Music
December 28, 2013

PHOTOS: From the Sting stage

It has been dubbed ‘the greatest one-night reggae festival on Earth’, and for the past 30 years dancehall aficionados have journeyed to wherever Sting is being held.

This year was no different.

Thousands made the trek to the Jamworld Entertainment Complex in St Catherine to enjoy what the cream of the dancehall crop had to offer.

Here are scenes from the Sting stage.

 

King of the Dancehall BeenieMan was on spot to deliveranother of his signature sets.Hip hop act Wyclef Jean went dapper, wearing atuxedo when he entertained the Jamworld audience
Aidonia chose red for hisblazing Sting performance.Always a crowd pleaser, Sizzladid not disappoint at Sting.

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