Morgan Heritage Unofficially Kicks Off "The Return" Tour To Rave Reviews

 
World Wide (Mpr Consulting/Shuzzr PR) - To the delight of music fans around the world, the Royal Family of Reggae "Morgan Heritage" have reunited and are back on stage. The unofficial start of the "Morgan Heritage" world wide tour started off last week at the 16th edition of the ST. Kitts Music Festival. This wasn't a first in ST. Kitts for the Group who performed in 2006 at the Festival’s 10th iteration.
 This performance was eagerly awaited since it had been some time that "Morgan Heritage" had perform together. The group still united and as strong as ever, had taken a time out to pursue solo projects and personal endeavors. From this momentary break came Gramps Morgan "Reggae Music Lives" album whose tracks have charted internationally and are a constant request both on terrestrial and Internet radio.
By all accounts their return to the stage was superb and if there was any complain it was than an hour wasn't enough to satisfy the concert goers who wanted more. "The only negative critique of Morgan Heritage’s superb performance was that it was too short" says the ST. Kitts & Nevis Observer. "Morgan Heritage dominated the stage with a blistering set" says Flavour Mag. The family reunited gave more than just singing songs to the crowd, they gave their musical soul, they gave a Royal performance. Their time on stage was filled with classic hits such as Down by the River’, ‘She’s still loving me’, ‘Best Friend’ before ending their thrilling performance with ‘Tell me how come’."
The new hit single “The Return” from their much anticipated upcoming album of the same name became a viral sensation as it hit the net, fans are eagerly waiting for the album slated for release in the fall.
Some tour dates have been announced, with more to come.
07.21 1 Rotterdam At Off Corso Holland
07.22 1 Amsterdam At Paradiso Holland
07.23 1 Malmo Sweden
07.24 1 Goteborg Sweden
07.25 1 Stockholm Sweden
07.27 1 Paris At Cabaret Sauvage France
07.28 1 Bagnols sur Ceze Garance Reggae fest France
07.29 1 Perugia At Parco del Frontone Italy
07.30 1 Gallipoli At Parco Gondar Italy
07.31 1 Bergamo At Filago Fest Italy
08.01 1 Puget At sur Argens Le Mas France
08.02 1 Pescara Italy
08.03 1 Venezia At Sherwood Sunsplash Italy
08.04 1 Birmingham At Tower Balroom UK
08.05 1 London At O2 Indigo UK
08.08 1 Nice At Theatre de Verdure France
08.10 1 Hoogstraten At Antillaanse Feesten Belgium
08.11 1 Ostroda At Ostroda Reggae festival Poland
08.14 1 Seignosse At Venue France
08.16 1 Benicassim At Rototom Sunsplash Spain
08.17 1 Gavle Sweden

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