South African singer Lorraine Klaasen all set to perform in Jamaica on April 20

A renowned international singer from South Africa, Lorraine Klaasen, is all set to come back to Jamaica for the third edition of Bring Back The Love Concert. The concert will be held on April 20 at the Courtleigh Auditorium in Kingston from 8 pm onwards.

Other than, Klaasen, the concert will also feature Pan Hall and Keyboard maestro Harold Davis who will be backed by Desi Jones and the band. The show will be hosted by Fae Ellington.

The promoters of the show, LDC Enterprises, stated that the team is thrilled to be able to present this amazing lineup of artists and to welcome the famous South African singer Lorraine Klaasen to Jamaica.

They also said that Klaasen is eager to visit Jamaica again, and it will be an absolute treat for the viewers to watch her perform live.

The concert will be the one which people anticipate coming back to again, and this is the third year that it is being held in Jamaica.

[caption id="attachment_68954" align="alignnone" width="100%"] Bring Back The Love Concert all set to take place in Jamaica[/caption]

The singer is famous since her birth as she is the daughter of legendary South African jazz singer Thandi Klaasen. She launched her career at a very young age and accompanied her mother to live performances all across her birth country and to the neighbouring states of Swaziland and Mozambique.

After touring across the world, she eventually got settled in Canada and also performed at the famous Montreal International Jazz Festival. Lorraine Klaasen’s international itinerary included the Mexico, United States and the Caribbean.

The organisers of the Bring Back The Love Concert have also encouraged the residents in Jamaica to purchase their tickets from Music Mart, South Avenue, Kingston. The tickets are priced at $8000.

The concert is being sponsored by Wisynco, GraceKennedy Harbour Wine, Caledonia Outdoor Signs and Contrast Lighting, Labels and Supplies and JN Bank.

Several citizens and residents of Jamaica are eagerly anticipating to join the evening filled with huge excitement and different types of music.