Heading to Napa for an international sound

The British singer, songwriter, rapper and record producer Craig David is heading our way again this summer. After his first performance in Ayia Napa last year, it seems that he just can’t get enough of those Napa vibes as he will be on the Makronissos Bay Beach stage on Monday.

The chart-topping superstar already performed for us last month, but now he is making a comeback on the one long weekend of the year when it is all about partying.

Once again, he will present TS5, his own party set which he began playing every Sunday at his penthouse in Miami. He began uploading the sets on SoundCloud and then teamed up with Kiss FM UK, where he began to broadcast his live DJ set every Sunday.

Starting in March 2013, David began a world tour with three shows across Australia, followed by four in Europe (France, Belgium, Germany and The Netherlands) and finally finishing in May with four shows in England (Birmingham, Manchester, Southampton and London). Then, from September 2013, his TS5 show moved to Capital Xtra where he gets people all warmed up for the weekend.

On the back of these successes, he has taken his sound to some of the biggest clubs in France, Italy, Morocco, Moscow, South Korea, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Beijing, and now he is getting ready to bring it to our party city.

Craig David
Live performance by the MC. August 14. Makronisos Bay Beach, Ayia Napa. 7pm. €42.37-62.96. Tel: 95-100111

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