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Yush: A photo retrospective
Beenie Man entices the Yush audience with his deep catalogue of hits. (Jason Tulloch)
Entertainment
April 18, 2022

Yush: A photo retrospective

If there was any question that the party set was yearning to be released after the two-year lockdown imposed on the entertainment sector, that was definitely answered on Sunday with the staging of the popular retro party series Yush.

Scores of partygoers made their way to Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre in St Andrew for the return to ‘outside’ — just weeks after Prime Minister Andrew Holness announced a relaxation of the restrictions under the Disaster Risk Management Act which had, among other things, clamped down on mass gatherings in light of the global health crisis caused by the novel coronavirus.

Jamaica Observer photographer Jason Tulloch was on hand to capture some of the moments.

Bounty Killer arrives at the popular retro party series. (Jason Tulloch)
Paul “Tu-Loxx” Gaynor, one-half of the sibling set Twin of Twins, is also out to enjoy the return of Yush. (Jason Tulloch)
A section of the audience at Yush, held at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre in St Andrew on Sunday. (Jason Tulloch)
It’s cheers from these three. Anelia Nelson (left), Chinyere Anderson (centre) and Nakalia stewart raise their cups in anticipation of a great evening. (Jason Tulloch)
Chloe DaCosta and Bryan Spence make the most of the music and dance the night away. (Jason Tulloch)
This trio of friends (from left) Ashley Reid, Mimi Boutaib and Keelie Sterling are only too happy to be back ‘outside’. (Jason Tulloch)
Dr Mandi Elliot brings out her inner feline for Yush. (Jason Tulloch)
Reggae artiste Jesse Royal and his lady love Kandi King cozy up for the Observer lens as they enjoy the party. (Jason Tulloch)
Dancehall artiste Bling Dawg was also among the patrons at Sunday’s staging of Yush. (Jason Tulloch)

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