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Big Big Summer Reggae Party in Sofia

Thu, Jul 09 2009 11:36 CET 974 Views
Big Big Summer Reggae Party in Sofia

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UK reggae artists Percy Dread, mostly known as the frontman of Natrual Ites, and Demolition Man are to perform at the 6th Big Big Summer Reggae Party on July 10 2009.

Along with Percy Dread and Demolition Man, Phoenix, Root Souljah, ISP, Jahmmi Youth, DJ Zion, yango, p6u, Senior Buffo & The Synchronizers, Dancing Lion and Brumbaras are to perform.

Big Big Summer Reggae will be held on July 10 at Sofia's 4th km centre and starts at 10pm.

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