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Mikey Spice No Show At Moonlight

Written by: Mina Booker

Michael Theophilus Johnson better known as “Mikey Spice,” fresh from his electrifying performance in Barbados was a no show , at the popular party venue, ‘Moonlight City’ in Grenada on Saturday night 4th May 2019. The ‘ I said I am’ Reggae sensation was the headline act for the ‘City Of Love’ concert organised by local artiste turned promoter: Sheldon Douglas.

As of 6 am Sunday morning, Mikey spice was yet to grace the stage. Irritated patrons stood on the outskirts of the popular party venue. Some venting their frustration over refunds, while others sought after the promoter to offer an explanation. However, no Sheldon was in sight and all attempts to contact him were futile.

Mikey Spice who was supposed to perform his first gig on the spice isle,  said that protocol and other financial requirements  by ‘Colours Promotions’ were not fulfilled . The Jamaican Singer went on to further describe the happening as one of the worst in his career.

Mikey Spice Short Explanation

 

Apologizing to the fans and persons who attended, promoter Douglas offered his side of the story to Grenada’s Uncutt Media.

Sheldon Douglas Short Explanation

 

“We are not clear as to the particulars of the contract, or whether legal action may be taken by the Jamaican artiste, but we will provide updates, once they come to hand.” Sheldon Douglas also said.

 

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