With the finals of the seventh annual Top 7@7 Who’s Next now mere hours away on Saturday, March 8, 2014 the UP’s Cineplex Crystal Ballroom venue has already been spectacularly transformed to host what is likely to be a sold out event with hundreds in attendance. Photo: provided

The show is scheduled to last about two and half hours and will feature a total of ten performances including Planet VI and those by the finalists themselves. Photo: Provided

With the finals now mere hours away on Saturday, March 8, 2014 the UP’s Cineplex Crystal Ballroom venue has already been spectacularly transformed to host what is likely to be a sold out event with hundreds in attendance.

President of the FTM Group, Mr Craig A. Lake aka DJ Push Pop disclosed that competition judges and other performers are already on their way to the prestigious annual event and are expected to arrive later this afternoon in the Territory.  

“They are pretty much set… so we’re just asking [fans] to come out,” he said.

According to Mr Lake, fans can expect a very exciting show with a hugely entertaining line-up. Contestants in the final are Sasha Wintz, Calden James, Marvin Bramble, Kassandra K. Malone, Rochel Lewis, Epik & Neeks and Kamyce Penn.

The show is scheduled to last about two and half hours and will feature a total of ten performances including Planet VI and those by the finalists themselves.

He encouraged fans to come out in their best outfits and to take full advantage of the red carpet atmosphere and exotic backdrop in place, complete with professional photographers. Photos will be posted on the FTM Group’s various social media outlets such as Facebook.

Mr Lake also emphasised that the importance of coming on time to witness the performance, especially for those who were interested in being seated up front as seats would be assigned on a first come first served basis. “The closer you want to get [to the stage], the earlier you’ll come,” he quipped.

He further urged persons attending the show to respect the VIP and Complimentary areas as the seating in those sections was explicitly restricted to the individual ticket holders of either section.