Stage, set; sound, set.
All systems are go for tomorrow’s climax of a weekend of reggae.
The Jamaican artistes Bush Man, Admiral Tibet, Junior Reid and Busy Signal landed at the Grantley Adams International Airport tonight around 7:30 p.m.
The four are to perform at the Digicel Barbados Reggae Festival at Reggae On The Hill at Farley Hill tomorrow.
International superstar Shaggy is expected to arrive in the island tomorrow to perform at Farley Hill. (NS)
All set for climax of reggae on the Hill
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