Saturday, July 27, 2024
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July 27, 2024

Saturday, July 27, 2024

Festival Night I of Reggae Sumfest was a blast, and Night II was just as impressive with thousands pouring into Catherine Hall Entertainment Centre for a show headlined by multi-Grammy Award-winning recording artiste, songwriter, and producer Babyface, and starring veterans like Beres Hammond and Luciano, and newer acts like D’Yani, Ras-I, and Sevana.

Page 2 shares highlights from those who enjoyed the show from the comfort of skyboxes and branded booths.

Made For This D’Yani lit up the Sumfest stage on Festival Night II.Aceion Cunningham

Flying High DJ Delano was flanked by Caribbean Airlines representatives, Executive Manager, Marketing & Loyalty Programmes Alicia Cabrera (left), and General Manager – Jamaica Trudy Chin.Aceion Cunningham

Kodak Moment Karonna Atkins, brand coordinator for Pepsi-Cola Jamaica, secured a snap with dancehall artiste Nigy Boy.Aceion Cunningham

Fun Night Out From left: Kennise Watson, National Conservation Trust Fund of Jamaica communication and marketing coordinator; transport consultant Selena Mohammed-Wilson; and dental hygienist Sandra Kerr.Aceion Cunningham

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I Feel Good! The Page 2 lensman spotted psychologist Jodi Gomez as she awaited reggae crooner Beres Hammond’s performance on Sumfest 2024 Festival Night II.Aceion Cunningham

Face Forward Minister of Legal and Constitutional Affairs and Member of Parliament for St James West Central Marlene Malahoo Forte was seen soaking up the vibes in the H&L Rapid True Value skybox.Aceion Cunningham

Swipe for Smiles Scotiabank Marketing Coordinator Laurel Whyte and marketing manager for Mastercard Bismarck Gonzalez shared a priceless moment inside the Scotiabank skybox.Aceion Cunningham

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