The girls waited for Beenie Mans arrival like a thirsty farmers praying for a drop of rain, and when he arrived it was pandemonium. The Girls Dem Sugar demolished Sumfest with a mixture of his old hits like Ole Dawg and Dun Know Dem Nuh Like Me, mixed with modern era hits like One Man and his smash hit single, Back It Up. He even bigged up Bounty Killer, and apologized for the absence of his wife who was at home with Marco Dean. He called on hottie bombshell Barbie with whom he had a radio hit, First Date to do that song. However, there was a problem with the mike and she got shy and it didnt come off as expected but the crowd loved it. He performed for about 45 minutes, and it was a decidedly Beenie crowd.

Bounty performed immediately before Beenie Man. Him get some big forwards in the early part with his mega hits like Lodge, however, he faded badly in the second half and did not get much response from there. He brought out K Queens, Dada and Bugle.

Earlier, Mavado gwaan good, he had a new song that he did with a choir, and he flattened the place with his hits like Bad Man Place and Real McKoy. Aidonia was weak during his onstage stint. He had great songs but they didnt connect, he needs to learn to deejay on stage, and Kartel needs to do the same, he was disappointing at best. He only did a small piece of Wine Pon You, then a couple of gun songs before calling up the Empire, after which he did Empire Army. Deva Brat did two songs, one about Beenie and Bounty fight over Angel, and another one, but the crowd slumbered throughout.

Vegas never connect, he came with choir and dancer and although the crowd tolerated him through Tek Weh Yuself and Raging Bull, he insisted on returning for an encore to do Do You Know. Even Elephant Mans antics, bringing on girls like Dyema to perform, failed to move the crowd. Lady Saw was lukewarm, her dressing was never up to date, but she earned applause when she closed her segment with Infertility that plays on her inability to have children song. Ninjaman did well, and he threw a whole heap of word on Bounty during his performance.