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Wednesday, July 24, 2024

Festival Night 1 of Reggae Sumfest featured an impressive line-up of top dancehall acts as well as a mesmerising performance by Grammy Award-winning artiste Lauryn Hill that lifted the entertainment decibel as she shared the stage with her sons YG and Zion Marley.

Fashion, skybox activations with their own vibes from music to food and games, as well as the lure of Jamaican music culture were all on show last Friday inside the Catherine Hall Entertainment Centre in Montego Bay.

Hitmakers, including Dexta Daps, 450, Teejay and Aidonia, delivered first-rate performances with the young guns Kaka High Flames, Armanii and Malie Donn in lockstep. The show closed with an energetic performance from firebrand reggae artiste Capleton that moved the almost capacity crowd.

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After his high-energy performance during the Magnum Hour on the Reggae Sumfest stage, dancehall star Ding Dong (centre) joined Communications Manager at J Wray & Nephew Limited Dominic Bell (left) and Magnum Tonic Wine Brand Manager Brandon Wallace backstage to celebrate the launch of Magnum Tonic Wine’s 25th Anniversary campaign ‘The Champion of Dancehall’. Aceion Cunningham

Mayor of Montego Bay Richard Vernon was flanked by Sunshine Snacks Marketing Manager Shantell Hill-Afonso (left) and Brand Manager Jorja Clark.Aceion Cunningham

Dancehall artiste Dexta Daps delivered hit after hit on Festival Night 1.Aceion Cunningham

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Dancehall artiste Dexta Daps was papped backstage with Caribbean Airlines Marketing Coordinator Kavisha Pearce. Aceion Cunningham

Page 2 checked in with entertainer Aaliyah “Leenotnice” Nixon inside the Pepsi lounge.Aceion Cunningham

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