All is set for the staging of the second Pulse Cooler Fete. Billed for the National Stadium on Saturday April 27th the Pulse entertainment group is promising to take entertainment seekers to a musical/party high. The event aimed at offering patrons entertainment at the regional/ international level according to Pulse’s CEO Robbie Singh; is a continuation of the first staging in 2012.
On that occasion the event featured local soca sensations Mysterious and Tropical of regardless fame along with King Shepherd. Additionally the international line up featured Biggie Irie, Lil Rick, Skinny Fabulous and Karma band.
“It was a hit with entertainment fans and so we decided to make it an annual affair” Singh said and This time the lineup will include soca sensation Kes and the band, Olatunji and Shal Marshall along with chutney and crossover singers K.I and JMC3veni and Sally Sagram.
The artistes are set to begin arriving Friday morning, April 26th.
Olatunji is popular for hits such as call me and what we can’t do while Kes who is no stranger to Guyana is popular for ‘Wotless’, ‘Come Fuh Dat’ and ‘Thief Ah Wine’ amongst others. Chutney sensations the former Chutney monarch of Trinidad is famous for hits as ‘Single Forever’, ‘Friends Fuh De Night’ and ‘Womanizer’.
Sally Sagram is famous for the hit ‘Go so Nuh’. The event powered by GTT, Banks DIH, Ministry of Tourism and Gizmos and Gadgets among other sponsors is one that allows for patrons to walk with their choice of drinks in coolers even though there will be bars in the venue.
There is no VIP section but there is a Stage Front section that is accessible at a cost of US$75 while regular tickets are available at a cost of $3000 each.