THE POPULAR Soca On De Hill is back after a one-year break.A combination of reasons, including the relocation of the Party Monarch and Sweet Soca competitions to the St Peter venue, resulted in organisers 4D Entertainment Inc. calling off last year’s event.Farley Hill is expected to be rocking with the songs of some of the top artistes from the Caribbean on July 18.While not revealing this year’s line-up, a release from 4D Entertainment said they had taken an integrated approach and booked the region’s top acts from Grenada, Trinidad, St Lucia, and the best of Barbados 2010. The organisers have promised patrons a fun-filled eight hours of entertainment in a relaxed and safe atmosphere. (YB/PR)
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