ATTENTION!Eyes right!All troops fall in!And they did.In full dress and ready to party, “soldiers” turned out last Saturday night at the headquarters of the Barbados Defence Force at St Ann’s Fort, Garrison, St Michael, for the staging of the Army Fete.The event, staged by Crossfire Ventures, featured Burning Flames out of Antigua, and krosfyah, had the crowd rocking.Burning Flames warmed up the crowd as they took partygoers down memory lane with some of their hits like Workie, Iron Band and Carnival Train.Then came the big band krosfyah, with lead vocalist Edwin dropping some of his new hits for this year’s Crop-Over Festival, including Chrissening, Ain’t Had Enough and Sugar. He also thrilled the audience with songs from his old repertoire.Khiomal also performed his new song Wine On You, which is entered in the upcoming Sweet Soca competition.0400 hours: DISMISS!
OUT & ABOUT: Army fete rocks
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