A night of “spiritual upliftment” has been promised by Morgan Heritage for its sixth performance here.
One of the main acts for tonight’s Hennessy Artistry, the five-member Jamaican reggae band exited the arrivals lounge at Grantley Adams Airport at 3:30 p.m. yesterday and was met by a gaggle of fans and officials of the show to be held at Kensington Oval.
“Barbados can [expect] a jolly good time, vibes and island vibes . . . ,” Roy Gramps Morgan said.
The band will continue promoting its new album Here Come The Kings, with plans of a Caribbean tour next year.
Mavado, i-Octane, Junior Kelly and Richie Campbell are also set to hit the stage, as well as homegrown band NexCyx. (LW)
Here (from left) are Jemere, Peetah, Lukes, Gramps and sister Una Morgan. Jemere is the son of Peetah. (Picture by Nigel Browne.)
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