Right from the start, Jah Cure got off on the wrong footing. Soon after coming on stage, Jah Cure was met with a sound glitch with his mic malfunctioning. The most annoying thing was that for almost 10 minutes he seemed not to notice until the crowd got agitated.
Once the mic had been fixed, Jah Cure sent the wild with his first words on the mic. The night looked promising. A few minutes later, he left the stage to go back stage for a change of clothes. But then he took long to get back, something that didn’t seem to please the fans.
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When he got back, he only made things worse as he resorted to letting the crowd sing to his hits as he took the role of a ‘cheer leader’.
Jah Cure hardly finished performing a song. He also took considerable amount of time talking to the crowd in between his performance with “I Love you Kenya” being his pet phrase, throughout the night.
A poor stage performance by the main act, a malfunctioning sound address system and shortage of alcohol for the revelers is what summed up an overly underwhelming show.
When the supply of alcoholic drinks ran out at around 1.45am, some of the revelers resorted to shisha puffing. Still, there wasn’t enough of the banned substance to go round.
At the VIP section, many revelers kept themselves busy chewing miraa and ‘jaba’ until there was none left.
However, one thing that never seemed to ran out was weed, as thick smoke kept forming clouds over the revelers’ heads throughout the night.
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