The sounds of the season rocked the town last night, during the second annual staging of Crop Over In The City.
The event was hosted by the Royal Barbados Police Force, in conjunction with the National Cultural Foundation and was held in Independence Square.
The Royal Barbados Police Force Band prepared the growing crowd for a night of sizzling performances earlier in the evening.
Performers included Junior Monarch 8-12 winner Quinn P, Cher, Fresh, Brett, Khiomal, Edwin Yearwood, RPB and Hypa Sounds. (LW)
City jam
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