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Morgan Heritage in Concert  at P’Tani
Local Vibes
May 27, 2005

Morgan Heritage in Concert at P’Tani

Vincentians will, for the first time get a chance to experience the lyrical repertoire of one of Jamaica’s most prolific entertainment outfit, Morgan Heritage.

With just two weeks remaining, a frantic rush over ticket sales is evidence of the large welcome expected for the royal family of reggae.{{more}}

This family of entertainers is expected to hit the shores of mainland St. Vincent on June 4, for a performance carded for the P’Tani Resort in Argyle.

The outdoor event, for which a sold-out crowd is anticipated, will see the Morgan Heritage family performing live with stage support from local deejays Power Lynx and Monty. Flying in especially for this show will be international DJ Mathew directly from London.

With gates opening at 7 p.m, the vocal side of the evening will kick off in low key fashion when Morgan Heritage will stroll onstage for what is highly anticipated to be a session of “churchical styled” chanting backed by renditions from popular hits such as ‘Words of My Mouth’ and ‘The More We Are Together’.

According to manager of the resort Bilal Neal Jack, the event is expected to be “one massive party”.

“ We are flying in a deejay from London to make sure everyone is happy. It’s going to be a party and a show in one,” Jack said.

Business partner Althea King boasts that the show will have an after-party where fans can mix and mingle with the Morgan Heritage family of performers. “Fans can get a chance to interact face to face with the performers who will be signing autographs as well,” Jack mentioned

“You can eat, drink and enjoy yourself…Its all clean fun,” she assured.

With a list of give-aways compliments the sponsors, patrons will not be given the chance to loose any interest while at the show.

With the immense focus on people, good food and service, a 35-minute drive away from the busy city will force you to indulge in the ambience and scenery of the P’Tani Resort at Argyle.

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