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All set for ‘All Black Everything’ at Pier One
YM DJs: Members of the YM Family Entertainment Group led by Shevon Green (thrid right).
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November 8, 2024

All set for ‘All Black Everything’ at Pier One

ST JAMES, Jamaica -The enterprising YM Entertainment outfit from Montego Bay says all is set for the 12th staging of their signature event Scorpio “All Black Everything” at Pier One in Montego Bay on Saturday.
The event has been deemed as a playground for the partygoer keen on entertainment and fashion.

“We’re always striving to create an ambiance that is fitting for the occasion. This event is geared at giving patrons a feeling of euphoria fed by great party vibes, to include some of the best DJs, succulent food options and the opportunity to really put on a spectacle in the fashion sphere, while sticking to our all-black party theme,” Shevon Green, director, YM Entertainment said.

“Our ad campaign gives an indication of what we’re coming with and for now we’re just adding final touches to deliver on what is being conveyed and setting up to roll out another great night.”

“What makes this staging extra-special is that we’re continuing our move to remain in the heart of St James and at Pier One its most prominent party venue. It’s an elegant affair but our DJs have strict instructions to bring the heat and musical vibe. Of course, it also falls within my birthday season and it’s a chance for everyone to come and party with us Scorpios,” Green added.

The DJ line-up includes Crazy Neil, Trippple X and YM Entertainment disc jocks. Pre-sold tickets are available at ymfamilyent.com or myplug.com at $6,000.00 for drink inclusive and $8,000.00 for food and drink inclusive.
The party is set to run from 8:00 pm to 2:00 am and is a Campari, D’Usse & Vuse- sponsored event.

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