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- The Bicentennial Park in downtown Miami was the place to be for the much-anticipated Best of the Best concert last weekend. So packed!
- This year the event was divided over two days withSunday May 29 being the day for Reggae & Dancehall acts.
- Not sure about the numbers of Day 1, but pretty sure about the fact that more than 15.000 people attended day 2.
- The line up of performing artists was incredible for just one day ,very intense with an intense number of performances to follow.
- Buju Banton name wasn’t forgotten. Every artists bigged him up! So much material and artists!The day started earlier with gates opening around 3 ‘o clock but was Jamican reggae singer Taurrus Riley, around 5.30, that sparked the first fire speaking about peace, unity, love, war, social issues.
- His performance was really on point, he delivered some of his best songs: the crowd was very involved with Taurrus, following every step he took and singing along every verse.
- Sharing the stage with Riley his own band, three background singers and Dean Fraser on the saxophone.
- Tarrus live performance was a crescendo of hits: he performed “Lion Paw”, “Love’s Contagious”, “Human Nature”, “Shaka Zulu Pickney” and an amazing execution of “She’s Royal” that sent the crowd bananas. After every song he kept talking and interacting with his audience.
- Best of the Best Miami 2011 Taurus Riley Live
The Bicentennial Park in downtown Miami was the place to be for the much-anticipated Best of the Best concert last weekend. So packed!
This year the event was divided over two days withSunday May 29 being the day for Reggae & Dancehall acts.
Not sure about the numbers of Day 1, but pretty sure about the fact that more than 15.000 people attended day 2.
The line up of performing artists was incredible for just one day ,very intense with an intense number of performances to follow.
Buju Banton name wasn’t forgotten. Every artists bigged him up! So much material and artists!The day started earlier with gates opening around 3 ‘o clock but was Jamican reggae singer Taurrus Riley, around 5.30, that sparked the first fire speaking about peace, unity, love, war, social issues.
His performance was really on point, he delivered some of his best songs: the crowd was very involved with Taurrus, following every step he took and singing along every verse.
Sharing the stage with Riley his own band, three background singers and Dean Fraser on the saxophone.
