Coverage: Halfway Thru Reggae on The hill

April 27, 2008 by Corey Graham 2.0
Filed under Entertainment

That’s Right!
I am here at the final event of the Barbados Reggae On The Hill 2008, the Reggae on the Hill.
Since I got here at 10 and the crowd has been building ever since, I have been Rushing around as the performances were just flowing like clockwork.
The venue is great, its a nice picnic vibe and with the trees cooling the rays of the sun beating down.
ZR roots artiste
Followed by Pressure, Tarrus Riley
And not Tanya Stephens is live on stage!

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Corey Graham 2.0

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