Here are a few pictures of Brick & Lace rocking some I&I Clothing while they were shooting the video documentary at Big Yard. Check out I&IClothingco.com to get more information on the brand!

As of today, B&L.net has been online for one year officially! I can’t believe it, time has flown by so quickly! We would just like to express our gratitude to all of you who have continued to visit the website daily showing your support for Brick & Lace!

Thank you to everyone at 180 Entertainment for the continued guidance as well! We really value your support! And to Nyanda and Nailah, you are both extraordinary ladies and we look forward to what you have to bring for years to come! Nuff love!

Again, thanks to everyone who has been here rocking with us from day one! It means so much to Lershaun and I. :-)

Here are a few photographs of Brick & Lace at the NRJ Radio Studio in Sweden!

Here are some exclusive photographs of Brick & Lace on set at the video shoot at Big Yard. Click on the thumbs below to check them out in the gallery. These pictures were taken by Sabriya for Jason Panton of I&I Clothing Company. Thanks a bunch Chez!

This year, the event will see the organisers forking out US$2 million for the production, while moving up the historical notch with live streaming of the show on the Internet via Kariblink Digital, allowing millions access to the show worldwide, said Sara Lawrence, Kariblink’s representative.

Gourzong also announced another first for the event, stating that online ticket sales commenced last Thursday via partners www.ticketstubs.com.

Promising that the local line-up would be as strong as ever, Gourzong said the emphasis this year was to highlight young artistes such as Etana and Queen I-Frica, Tami Chynn, Tarrus Riley, and Erup, complemented by veterans Beres Hammond, Beenie Man, Buju Banton, Sizzla, Bounty Killer, Elephant Man, Mavado, Busy Signal, Jah Cure, Richie Spice, Macka Diamond, Brick & Lace, Anthony B, Voice Mail, Vybz Cartel and Harry Toddler.

The July 13-19 event, which will once again set standards as the ‘Greatest Reggae Show on Earth’, was endorsed by the Commissioner of Immigrant Affairs in the Mayor’s Office, Guillermo Linares, Jamaica’s Consul General in New York, Geneive Brown Metzger, and attorney-at-law Joan Flowers, representing Democratic Senator, Malcolm A. Smith.

SOURCE: Jamaica Gleaner

These photographs were taken on May 5, 2008 when the girls were in Stockholm, Sweden for a visit.

My apologies for the quality of these photographs. It’s not the best but hopefully I can grab some HQ photographs at a later date. This was a photo shoot done by photographer Chris Baldwin. Not exactly sure for what but the girls look great! Check them out in the gallery!