Expect to hear an international standard live performance from the band known to be one of the best Bob Marley tribute bands in the world.
That is what the public will experience when they head down to the Vodafone Arena this Saturday for the Katchafire Redemption Tour with a tribute to Bob Marley.
Concert Organiser, Total Event Company's managing Director Loretta Jackson said Katchafire is known to be the best and the public are in for a surprise.
Jackson added that this one off concert will be of international standard.
Katchafire is being brought into the country for their redemption Tour with a tribute to Bob Marley by communications Fiji Limited the parent company of Legend FM, FM96, Viti FM, Navtarang, radio Sargam and Total event company.
The Concert will be held this Saturday at the Vodafone Arena with gates opening at 6pm.
Tickets are on sale at the home of Legend FM at 231 Waimanu Road, at the SPR outlets in Usher Street Suva and on the main street in Nadi as well as at the Sugarcane growers Council Building in Lautoka.
Katchafire-The best Bob Marley tribute band
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