Last Updated on May 3, 2024, 8:22 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Basseterre, St. Kitts and Nevis: The musical event ‘Friday on the Block’ is all set to rock the stage with the electrifying performances of artists in SKELEC Parking Lot on Friday at 6 pm onwards. The event offers free entry to every individual.
The people across the nation will get an opportunity to thrill on the rhythms of various renowned artists such as the following:
- Sugar Band
- EK Real Right
- Sweet Sister Sensia
The ‘Friday on the Block’ is an event for all the music enthusiasts to unleash the night of fun and community spirit. There will be a perfect blend of various musical genres to entertain the audience. Moreover, the committee has also ensured that the audience will be served with food and drinks during the event.
About Sweet Sister Sensia
The artist was born to musician Mic Stokes, who was a former Road March winner and Pamela Nolan. During her initial days, she got a chance to built a career at the radio station, known as ‘Sugar City Rock.’
Sensia earned popularity as a famous radio personality, following which she became a DJ. She has made several contacts during her radio shows, through which she started playing in local clubs. Her popularity made her a star in very short time and she was called in several countries to showcase her talents.
The countries she visited included, Monstserrat, Tortola, St. Marteen, and Anguilla. Today, she considered to be the top-ranking DJ in the Federation. Her presence in the Friday on the Block will surely make the event memorable and unforgettable.
EK Real Right
Right is a notable artist in the entertainment industry of St. Kitts and Nevis. He has contributed significantly as a radio presenter, singer and talk show host. He is known as one of the most influential personalities in the region.
Sugar Band
Sugar Band is well-known soca musical group, hailed from St. Kitts. It is also called as Nu-Vybes Band International. The presence of band in the event promises a night of energetic and electrifying performances.
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