The energy of the 28th St. Kitts Music Festival continued into night two, as another massive crowd turned out for an electrifying evening of performances from regional and international stars.
The night opened with legendary reggae band Steel Pulse, for what would become a high-energy showcase. The lineup featured an impressive mix of talent, including Mavado, Kehlani, Shaneil Muir, Aidonia, Kranium, Valiant, and Masicka, with Rodney Tattat standing as the sole local act representing St. Kitts and Nevis.
Throughout the night, the crowd interacted more with dancehall big names Mavado, Valiant, and Masicka. Mavado had patrons singing along as he performed hits like “Special”, “Give It All to Me”, and “School Party”, delivering a commanding set that kept the energy high.
Masicka also left his mark on the stage, thrilling fans with some of his most popular tracks, including “Moments”, while Kranium had the audience locked in with crowd favourite “Nobody Has to Know”.
International R&B star Kehlani added a smooth contrast to the night’s lineup, captivating fans with performances of “Folded” and her recent single “Cruise Control”.
In a recent press conference, Clement O’Garro, Director of the St. Kitts & Nevis National Carnival Committee, revealed that night one recorded the largest crowd in the festival’s 28-year history, with projections suggesting that this year’s staging could see the biggest overall attendance ever.
With two successful nights completed, anticipation now builds for the final night of the festival. Patrons can look forward to performances from Fantasia, Zu, Gharlic, Tarrus Riley, Dean Fraser, Beres Hammond, Luciano, and D’yani.
