Richie Loop Performs at Jamaica’s 48th Independence Day Grand Gala

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Kingston, Jamaica :- Today marks 48 years since the Island of Jamaica gained her independence and there is no better way to celebrate this great occasion than to see great performances, especially one that comes with a cup.

Among the many performances at today's Independence Day Grand Gala at the National Stadium in Kingston, popular star Richie Loop is expected to be one sure to have the crowd dancing and skipping in celebration.

When asked why Richie Loop was chosen as one of the artistes to headline the grand event, representative of Rose and Company, Alvin Campbell stated that Richie Loop has come to be one of the biggest names in dancehall music this year. "His music epitomizes what the Jamaican culture is all about, he is a family entertainer and the Grand Gala is a family event". Campbell has no doubt that Richie's performance will be a memorable one as he believes Richie's name alone can excite the National Stadium audience. "Even if Richie goes and stage and doesn't say a word, the crowd would still be excited and elated to see him so I have no doubt he will mash it up," Campbell said.

Richie Loop first exploded on the dancehall scene this year with his smash club hit My Cup which took the streets by storm and had everyone swinging with a cup. His silky smooth lyrics and clean cut look captivates his audience everywhere he goes. His follow-up hits Party Time, Party like it your Birthday featuring Busy Signal and D Major are currently riding the airwaves and persons can look out for the video for the My Cup remix Cup Cup which will be released within the next week.

As for Richie Loop, he is very excited about the performance as this is a monumental occasion for him. "I am very elated to have been considered to be a part of tomorrow festivities. This date means so much to our nation and at this young age and stage in my career for me to be getting an opportunity to share in it, words can't express. I think this maybe one of my most memorable events to come - knowing the power and value of this event to me as a Jamaican and the entire population", Richie Loop state.

Patrons in the National Stadium can expect a vibrant performance with great choreography from Richie Loop. "I am planning to ensure that all in attendance, as well as the viewers at home, will have as much fun as I will in celebrating our nation’s independence." The Independence Day Grand Gala begins at 5pm tomorrow at the National Stadium and it is expected to be one Jamaicans will never forget.