Join Vector, Cynthia Morgan & Yung L Live at the “Jack & the Beats” Party in Lagos

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                        Jack & The Beats - Bellanaija - September 2014


It’s about to go down with Vector, DJ Humility, Yung L and Cynthia Morgan at the Jack Daniels‘ “Rock Star”-themed party.
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The parties started in march 2014 and have seen the likes of Phyno, Sean Tizzle,Reminisce, IllBliss, Ese Peters, Clay and more mount the stage and give live renditions of their hit records.
This month, Vector, Cynthia Morgan, Yung L alongside DJ Humility and the Kings Band will be live ton the stage and they are inviting you to come have all the fun with them.
Speaking on the upcoming event, Vector said “…how else do you respect music than to make it live…“.
Date: Friday 19th September 2014
Time: 10PM
Venue: Road Runners, 25 Ibikunle Street, Off University Road, Yaba, Lagos
Jack and the Beats is open to only individuals 21 years and above. Your friends at Jack Daniel’s® remind you to drink responsibly.
Jack and the Beats is a continuation of Jack Daniel’s 150-year heritage which includes a long association with music. Please visitwww.facebook.com/jackdanielsnigeria for additional information and updates.

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