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Reggae rhythms . . . Katchafire brothers frontman Logan Bell (front) and drummer Jordan Bell performed to crowds in Timaru on Saturday night, as the final band of a four-act line-up, which included the Black Seeds.

Reggae beats rang out from Caroline Bay’s Soundshell on Saturday night as Katchafire and the Black Seeds entertained the audience. Courier reporter Greta Yeoman joined the crowds at the show, which also included The Butlers and The Soul Agency.

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Family fun . . . Kahurangi Ngapora (left, 10) and sister Amaia (8, centre) joined mum Awhi Lee and Tamaroa Ngapora (3), of Timaru, at the Katchafire concert.
An evening of entertainment . . . Timaru residents (from left) Stevie-Lee Edwards, Leana Edwards and Kara Purcell were among the crowd at the Katchafire/Black Seeds show.
Reggae rhythms . . . Katchafire brothers frontman Logan Bell (front) and drummer Jordan Bell performed to crowds in Timaru on Saturday night, as the final band of a four-act line-up, which included the Black Seeds.
Party time . . . Reggae fans (from left) Susie Page, Vanessa Sim and Shanelle Clark travelled from Ashburton to attend the show.
In the zone . . . Katchafire's Leon Davey interacts with the crowd at Caroline Bay's Soundshell on Saturday night. PHOTOS: GRETA YEOMAN

 

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