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Fans to relive ‘A Taste of Sumfest’ on FLOW this weekend
A section of the large crowd at Reggae Sumfest.
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August 7, 2020

Fans to relive ‘A Taste of Sumfest’ on FLOW this weekend

Viewers left salivating from the Taste of Sumfest virtual

show, that saw reggae and dancehall’s finest show up and show out, will have a

chance to relive the magic this weekend!

Fans of Reggae Sumfest 2020 will be treated to a rebroadcast

of their favourite moments when the greatest reggae show on earth rebroadcasts

night one on screens across Jamaica and the Caribbean.

The entire show will be aired exclusively on Flow 1 (Channel

100) on Friday, August 7 (night one) and Saturday, August 8 (night two) at 8:00

p.m. JA and 9pm ECT.

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[naviga:li]Related story:

Reggae Sumfest viewership tops 3 million for virtual show[/naviga:li][/naviga:ul]

With more than three million viewers tuning in to the

performances two weeks ago, telecommunications firm Flow said it will now show

the performances on in around the region

Flow’s Senior Marketing Manager, Latoy Lawrence, said “We

made a promise to provide a flawless virtual experience, connecting our

customers and viewers across the world to their favourite artistes during

Reggae Sumfest 2020. We did just that.  Now, we have upped the ante to

take the virtual festival to television screens across Jamaica and the

Caribbean.”

With the ongoing

coronavirus pandemic prompting the physical show’s cancellation, the virtual

staging was quickly arranged to appease music fans.

Social media was ablaze with positive sentiments for the seamless

virtual staging and high-energy performances from artistes including Shenseea,

Koffee and Agent Sasco.

@Rebel_Steph tweeted, “Honestly the best @reggaesumfest I

have been to in a while! Nice artist transitions. No long sets, no long changes

and no long talking! Big up @FlowJamaica for the quality stream.”

While @duhitzkeem added,

“@FLOWJamaica I’m happy that the show is still live… Y’all winning tonight too

#ReggaeSumfest.”

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