As the sun teased and the crowd continued to build, it was also time for the Jamaican artists to hit the stage this evening at Farley Hill for the Digicel Reggae on the Hill.
Keeping close to the scheduled times, Bushman was the first foreign act to hit the stage around 3:30 p.m, bringing positive vibes to the Hill as he sang songs including Fire A Pun We Heart and Commitment.
Admiral Tibet immediately followed and put down a headline act much to the crowd’s delight as he belted out tunes like Leave People Business Alone, Terrorist and Advantage. (TM)
Jamaican acts on stage at the Hill
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