Reggae Fest Features Reggae Greats...
Aug 27, 2010 – 102 JAMZ along with Mr. CC Productions presents a Labor Day Weekend Reggae Fest with Barrington Levy, Shaggy and Tropical Recording artist, Alayna at the Hard Rock Live in Orlando!
Reggae Fest features dancehall reggae greats, Barrington Levy, Shaggy, Alayna (Tropical Records), and more this Labor Day Weekend at the Hard Rock Live in Orlando, Florida!
The Reggae Fest event, being held at the Hard Rock Live in Orlando, appeals to local Floridians, regional reggae fans and an international fan base of all ages and from all over the world, featuring the top Jamaican dancehall Reggae artists today (Alayna, Barrington Levy, Shaggy, etc.). The Reggae Fest boasts not only the top dancehall reggae acts on one great stage; the Hard Rock in Orlando is the home of many shows and major events. The very special event is being featured with 102 JAMZ, Mr. CC Productions and the reggae fest is being hosted by Mr. CC The Reggae Ambassador being staged at The Hard Rock Live, 6050n Universal Boulevard, on Saturday, September 4 beginning at 10 p.m. (Doors at 830 p.m).
Reggae Fest headliners and performers are: Shaggy, Barrington Levy, Alayna, Gyption, Rupee, Serani, Don Yute, Qupid, Mailca, a performance by Fear Factor and music by Rebel Squad, DJ Kevy Kev & DJ Willie Daniels.
About Tropical Records / Sunset Records
Tropical / Sunset is a privately owned Don Lichterman Company. Sunset is one of the leading independent record labels and entertainment companies in the world. Sunset’s Entertainment Companies, and its global operation, acquire, develop, and distribute major music recording artists, home visual entertainment products, online-digital entertainment technologies and music and filmed entertainment worldwide. Sunset's four major divisions are the Sunset Distributed Label Group, the Sunset Strategic Marketing and Licensing Division, the Radio Sunset Network and the Sunset Filmed Entertainment Division.
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