Veteran dancehall-reggae acts Bounty Killer and Sizzla have promised to take their fans on a musical high at the upcoming Full Black concert. The event is scheduled to take place on October 20 at the new Mas Camp in Kingston.

In a release to the media, Bounty said: "Full Black is our show. Alliance is a black thing and we have to give the promoter the heads up for another staging of the event. We love Full Black and we have been endorsing it from the start."

Sizzla, who recently released his 70th album, has been riding a musical high in recent times. He said fans can expect what he termed "the maddest dancehall show" in Kingston. "Full black a di maddest dancehall show in Kingston fi October. The fans can expect a classic performance from me," he said.

Bounty Killer exploded on to the musical radar in the early 1990s and has kept a steady pace, pelting the dancehall scene with a rich musical catalogue. He has scored hits locally and internationally, collaborating with a number of high-profile North American acts over the years.

chart topper

Last year, he teamed up with I-Octane for the hit single Bad Mind Dem A Pree, a chart topper that registered on multiple charts locally and overseas.

Known for a number of 1990s classics, Bounty Killer has remained relevant in the dancehall game from year to year. Since the start of the year, he has kept busy, reeling out hits such as Mi Alright, featuring Pattex, and Support Fi Support.

Sizzla, with his huge hit list, is always a sure winner. With songs such as Give It To Dem, Babylon a Listen, Satisfy Yourself, Ain't Gonna See Us Fall, and Thank You Mama, Full Black patrons can expect nothing short of a satisfying performance.

The other established male acts on the line-up, including the Energy God Elephant Man and I-Octane, all have their respective hit-laden catalogues, which will ensure that patrons get their money's worth.