Sophia Brown apologises to LA fans, promoter

Reggae performer Sophia Brown is apologising to her many fans for not appearing at a concert she was to perform at in California recently.

Brown, always the true professional, was to have performed on October 20 at the Hollywood Park Casino in Inglewood, California, along with veterans Bush Man and Frankie Paul. However, she was unable to make the trip. "I would like to extend my humblest apologies to Joyce Production for not being able to attend. My absence was for reasons beyond my control," Brown said. "I also want to apologise to my fans in Los Angeles (LA) for not being able to make it there. I was really looking forward to the performance. Although I have performed in LA many times, I was really excited to perform for this Jamaican diaspora for the first time. Again, I would like to apologise to the Joyce Production team for not being present. I have returned the deposit for the concert and I hope I have the opportunity to work with Joyce Production again."

Meantime, the singer says she has some new projects in the pipeline that she is excited about. Those plans include shooting a new music video for her single Standing Firm. The song, which was done on the Reggae in Motion rhythm, and being released on her Music Mecka Label, features entertainers like Gyptian, Anthony Red Rose, Ginger and Lady G, as well as others.

Brown is to perform again on November 6 alongside the Warrior Love Band at Blue Essence, and on November 17 at Pier 1 in Montego Bay.

(from Jamaica Star)