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Great music, vibes at Bachelor Chef Cookout
A section of the crowd at Bachelor Chef Cookout held at Countryside Club in St Andrew, last Sunday.
Entertainment
November 13, 2015

Great music, vibes at Bachelor Chef Cookout

AN hour before its 4:00 pm start time, patrons began streaming into Countryside Club in St Andrew on Sunday for another successful staging of Bachelor Chef Cookout party series.

“We’re truly grateful for all the support we have received over the past four years from both our fans and Corporate Jamaica,” Chef Stewart told Jamaica Observer.

“It’s been an amazing journey, and we’re extremely happy and proud of the cookout’s growth so far,” he continued.

After indulging in creatively inspired dishes, guests headed straight for the brightly lit dance floor to enjoy musical delights from dancehall, reggae, hip hop and soca genres.

Sound system Coppershot delighted guests with their selections. DJ Sanjay threw female patrons into a frenzy when he dropped Adele’s Hello and Drake’s Hotline Bling.

Road Karma kept the momentum going in the night. Popcaan’s Weed is My Best Friend was particularly well received.

Despite light showers, many patrons stuck around the venue and were treated to a surprise performance by dancehall artiste Chi Ching Ching, who belted out his hits including High Voltage Wire and Way Up.

 

 

(From left) Staci Smith (left), Appleton junior brand manager,and Safia Cooper, Pulse’s director of sales and marketing, enjoydrinks at Bachelor Chef Cookout in St Andrew.
Selectors from sound system Road Karma pose for a quickpicture while working the turntables at Bachelor Chef Cookoutat Countryside Club in St Andrew.
(From left) Chef Shea Stewart, Bachelor Chef Cookout host,shares lens time in the DJ booth with Copper Styles and DJSanjay, while Copper Ash keeps patrons entertained.

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