Prepare for a star-studded three-day Caribbean musical extravaganza featuring reggae and calypso and soca’s best in beautiful island of St. Lucia. From April 23 to 25, 2007 St. Lucia will host music lovers and treat them to the finest Caribbean music, with the Rodney Bay Village Music Bash, in fine St. Lucia style.

Starting Monday, April 23 at the recently unveiled Digicel Coco Cabana in Rodney Bay, the Rodney Bay Village Music Bash opens with Trinidad and Tobago's David Rudder, one of the Caribbean's most prolific singers and songwriters ever. David Rudder is known for songs like "Bahia Girl," "Bacchanal Lady," "Panama," “High Mas” and in the middle of our very first time hosting the ICC Cricket World Cup games, you definitely will hear him sing his cricket tune "Rally 'Round the West Indies".

Jamaican Beres Hammond, reggae music's master of lovers' rock, will take guests on a journey with some of his hits which include “No Disturb Sign”, “Tempted to Touch”, “Step Aside” and a host of others

The following day, Tuesday, April 24, visitors and locals alike will dance to the rhythms of Sean Paul, the Jamaican Grammy-winning ambassador of dancehall reggae, who will most definitely make temperatures rise. He will share the stage with Trinidadian Queen of Soca Destra, known for her high energy performances and vocal skills.

The concert series comes to a heated grand finale on Wednesday, April 25 with Grammy winner Mr. Boombastic, Shaggy, who will most definitely hit fans with his hot singles “Wild Tonight” and “Church Heathen”. Grammy nominee Maxi Priest, the internationally celebrated lovers' rock singer will take guests on a musical stroll with hits like “Wild World”, “That Girl” and “Just a Little Bit Longer”.

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