Last Updated on August 15, 2022, 7:48 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Elite Sports Bar and Grill is hosting a Karaoke event called Karaoke battle of the booths Unscripted. The Elite Sports Bar and Grill will host the event for over one month on the Friday of every week.
The first instalment of the karaoke battle will be held on Friday, August 19, 2022. The Elite Sports Bar and Grill will host three teams consisting of 5 to 7 people per team every Friday at 7:00 PM for four weeks.
Every Friday’s Karaoke Battle, winners will go home after winning $300. Further, the winners of the first three weeks will get a chance to advance to the grand finale and fight to win a sum of $1000.
The interested teams are encouraged to register for the competition via the Facebook Page of Elite Sports Bar and Grill or via their email.
Premier of Nevis, Mark Brantley, who is also the sponsor of the event, took to his Facebook account to share the details of the karaoke battle with the residents and citizens of the island. In the post, he wrote:
“Can you sing? Well, it’s the Karaoke Battle at Elite Sports Bar and Grill. It’s easy. Register, Sing and Win some cash.”
The event will be hosted at the Elite Sports Bar and Grill and is open for everyone to register. The establishment will host the first Karaoke Battle on Friday, August 19, 2022, at 7:00 PM.
The event will further be held every Friday at 7:00 PM, August 26, September 2 and finally, the grand finale on September 9, 2022.
Premier Brantley and the Nevis Island Administration have always worked tirelessly to promote creativity and culture among the people of their island. Premier Brantley makes it a point to laud the international achievements of the twin island on a social platform, encouraging the participants of the various events to bring further laurels to their country.
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