From beginning to end he displayed a well rounded, energic performance. It was similar to his past show (that was at the Park West), however without the Ghetto Youth crew he stood out on his own.  Damian was more focused and  mesmerized the crowd as he sang his tunes from the Halfway Tree album.  His 2 hr performance manifested  well into the night, while the crowd expectation seemed to have been met.  The crowd danced and didn't seem to mind the cramped conditions at the sold out show. 

 After the meet n greet, he displayed more professionalism as a young artist and all around great musician, by signing autographs, and taking snapshots for his fans. Damian was very much down to earth and rooted to the people, generating the Marley vibes.

As a young grammy artist he definietly rises up to the occasion, pon a certain level and caliber he stands on his own. In any case, it doesn't surprise me that Damian Marley is at this stage of life. I have great admiration for him bridging the gap of hip hop and reggae as a musician.

 One Love    Princess