BASSETERRE, St. Kitts - AFTER a day of impressive folklore troupes, spectacular costumes, pulsating music and unparalleled stamina for partying at the Black San' Bang-a-Lang TDC Parade Day, what better way to wind-down than to party into the wee hours of the morning!
That is just what the G-Spot Nightclub is offering!
On Saturday (Apr. 21), G-Spot Entertainment is teaming up with Black San' Bang-a-Lang and Youngin Entertainment to present to the Sandy Point Community and neighbouring villages a ‘Last Lap Fete’.
Starting at 7:00 p.m. and running until 5:00 a.m., the fete will be seeing a number of local artistes and Deejays including Chester B, DC of Lock Off Records, Mainy, Hot Rod, Mixclusiv Sounds, DJ Six-a-Clack, DJ Woodis
Ecstasy Sounds out of Nevis, and the country machine DJ Shaggy.
Kollision Band will also be rocking the club.
Just $15 gets you into this affair that promises to be a one of a kind event, but those persons who arrive before 10:00 p.m. would be getting a special entrance for just $10.
Free food and free jello shots will be available and G-Spot's promoter, Amos 'Young Flamez' Francis is asking everyone to join in on the fun and take advantage of these freebies, especially the food which he said would be in abundance.
According to Young Flamez this event is "the icing on the cake", an event to bring the curtains down on the second staging of the Black San' Bang -a-Lang festival.
He said that there is "nothing in it" for the presenters which is the reason behind the name "Fete", and that the funds gathered would be to cover expenses.
Clubbers are in for a treat as models for the Lingerie Dance that would be taking place at G-Spot on April 28 would be making a guest appearance, giving everyone a sneak peak of what is to be expected on that night.
Sponsors for this event include SKNVibes, Daniel's Trading and Sons, Kyss 102.5 and Lock Off Records.
So after witnessing an explosion of colour, music, revelry, and creativity at the TDC Parade Day, stop at the G-Spot Nightclub and eat, drink and dance into the wee hours of Sunday morning.
Everybody come!
