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July 26, 2024

Friday, July 26, 2024

From legendary icons to rising stars, Reggae Sumfest 2024 — the seven-day, eight-event festival held at Catherine Hall Entertainment Centre July 14-20 — showcased the diverse spectrum of reggae music, uniting fans worldwide. But for many, the experience went beyond the music and was a chance to immerse themselves in off-stage activity typically found in luxe skyboxes and hot spots like the vibes-filled Pepsi booth.

Page 2 shares highlights.

‘Frsh’ Drop Aidonia went into his archives with older hits like Trigger Work It, Banga, and Yeah Yeah, before delivering an emotional tribute to friends he has lost and his late son King Khalif with Badman Salute and a Nexus Performing Arts Company-backed rendition of Jahova (Watch Over Me).itslynkyy

Dance Class Educator Samantha Jackson (second right) immortalised the event with Belgian, Dominican, and German dancers (from left) Damiean, Maryllo Collado, and Lena Drescher, respectively. itslynkyy

Group Chat Pausing from their hosting duties for the Page 2 lens were media personality and attorney-at-law Talia Soares (left); a Sammy B-clad TV host and media personality Tami Chin Mitchell (second left); her husband TV host and media personality Wayne Mitchell; and Kamila’s Kitchen owner and media personality Kamila McDonald, who styled in pieces from Tribe Nine’s latest drop, St Albans.itslynkyy

Night 1 Shenanigans ...with (from left) CBL General Manager Juan Bolivar; Pepsi-Cola Jamaica Commercial Director Luz Tejada; Ocean Spray Marketing Manager Juan Yepesitslynkyy

Silver Swag Dancehall artiste Nigy Boy made his Reggae Sumfest début in his hometown of St James, which included receiving the Montego Bay Sumfest City Award in recognition of his achievements in the field of entertainment..

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