Reggae cuts across a divide and unites people and that is what we want to show the people of Fiji.
That is the message from the New Zealand Based Roots Reggae Band, Katchafire as they gear up for their concert tomorrow.
Band Manager, Logan Bell speaking on what the public can expect when they attend their Redemption Tour with a tribute to Bob Marley, said that Reggae in the Pacific will help in unifying all.
Katchafire who are being brought into the country by Communications Fiji Limited the parent company of Fijivillage.com, Legend FM, FM96, VitiFM, Sargam, Navtarang, Total Event Company and CinemAds will be arriving this evening for their concert tomorrow.
The Katchafire Redemption Tour with a Tribute to Bob Marley will be held at the Vodafone Arena tomorrow night with gates opening at 6pm.
Tickets are on sale at the Home of Fijivillage at 231 Waimanu Road Suva, at the Sugarcane Growers Council Building in Lautoka and at SPR Outlets in Suva, Nadi and Lautoka.
Katchafire to sing for unity
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