The 2012 Digicel Barbados Reggae Festival- Bajan Reggae Night got off to a 45 minutes late start but managed to be completed promptly on time.
The show, which started at 7:45p.m. On Saturday, was divided into four segments, separated by short breaks.It lasted 7 hours and 45 minutes which may have proved a little bit too long for some patrons since very few of them turned up for the start of the show.
However, during the third segment the crowd quickly swelled.
Throughout the nights 54 or so acts, patrons showed signs of lack of interest in some of the artistes performances. Some even indicated that there were too many artistes and some of them should have been given more time. (MM)
Late start for all-Bajan show
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