Cuddy'z Sports Bar and Restaurant opened its doors and expanded its dining area to the streets of New Kingston, to accommodate an instalment of Beer Wendzdays Live.

As patrons converged on the venue, the acoustic performance of Mystical Revolution got the ball rolling to a night that was poised to be amazing.

The band had the women singing verbatim and moving in tandem with every beat. By the time they were through, the crowd was amped up and ready to receive the main performance.

As soon as patrons heard Beenie Man singing his intro, everyone flocked to the front of the stage to get a close-up of the artiste.

In true 'Doctor' fashion, he delivered an amazingly entertaining set that not even light drizzling from the heavens could move the crowd.

The energy was high and momentum kept building as patrons took full advantage of the beer specials throughout the evening.

Beenie Man performed some of his best singles such as King Of The Dancehall, Sim Simmer, Girls Dem Sugar and Rum and Redbull.

In the final part of his performance, the King of the Dancehall, surprised everyone with special guest, Chi Ching Ching. They performed Way Up, Stay Up, which had the crowd moving. Beenie exited the stage and left Chi Ching Ching to perform his latest single Wachi Wiya.

ZJ Jade, host of the evening, invited Cuddy'z owner, Courtney Walsh, on stage to show off his dancing skills.

The crowd was seemingly impressed with this display. He was grateful for the partnership with Red Stripe on executing the event, and thanked patrons for their support, which he said was overwhelming.

Imru James, Heineken brand manager, was equally pleased with the turnout and was happy to join forces on this staging of Beer Wendzdays with Cuddy'z.