Saturday, April 15, 2023
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Saturday, April 15, 2023

VaCae Weekend Jamaica promised an epic Easter Weekend, and they certainly delivered with the Sandz Caribbean Music Festival at Plantation Cove on Sunday, April 9, attracting hundreds of partygoers — coolers in tow. VIP ticket holders enjoyed a more exclusive experience of culinary options from Jungle Fiah and Chicken-&-Tings and naturally, a prime view of the stage.

The festival boasted a line-up of deejays who kept patrons in an upbeat mood ahead of guest performances by dancehall artistes Bayka and Chi Ching Ching. Plus, too, American rapper Rick Ross, delivered a top-notch experience, performing some of his chart-topping hits, including The Boss and Hustlin’. An impressive display of fireworks brought the night to a satisfactory close with patrons describing the Sandz Caribbean Music Festival as one of the premier events of the year.

Page 2 shares highlights.

‘Sandz Owes Me Nothing’ – Sandz Caribbean Music Festival attracted a massive crowd. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
#TotalTakeover – Whipping the crowd into a frenzy were disc jockey Creep Matic (left) and host/entertainer Bishop Escobar.Karl Mclarty
#OneSandz – The ones who made it all happen: Promoters (from left) David Matthie, Carlton Davy and Jermaule Adair.Karl Mclarty
Barbie Tingz – Sandz baes (from left) Shelliah Smith, Sheromie Brown and Melissa Scott were Page 2-ready.Karl Mclarty
The Boss – American Rapper Rick Ross delivered an unforgettable performance.Karl Mclarty
‘Sandz’ A Rock Di World – A cameo appearance by dancehall artiste Chi Ching Ching was well-received.Karl Mclarty
Candy Crush – Entrepeneur Shantae Beswick made a fashion statement in shades of blue and pink.Karl Mclarty
‘Adair’-ing Sight – Thanks to social media influencer Shanice “Shanzi” Allen-Adair for showing us how to add a pop of colour to a neutral wardrobe.Karl Mclarty
Body Trendz – Shania Palmer, ambassador of online retail store Body Trendz, stepped into the Page 2 spotlight. Karl Mclarty
Peek-A-Boo!I – Shema Duncan, CEO, Louanna Fashion & Cosmetics, made a statement in an outfit from her online retail store.Karl Mclarty

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