The line-up featured the stageside representations of some of the best known steel orchestras in Trinidad and Tobago, and indeed, the world.  Redemption Sound Setters hailing from the sister isle of Tobago, opened up the evening of performances, with arranger Winston Gordon (pictured right) directing them.   The southland was represented next with Skiffle Bunch's talented and world-traveled pan musicians delivering - like many of the orchestras for the evening - a diverse repertoire featuring R&B, soca, pop and in their case - classic selections.  Stevie Wonder's timeless Lately met with crowd approval; so too did a duet, All I Ask of You, with violinist Anselm Walters.

Pan and culture connoisseurs were treated to their fill of pan music for just over six hours, before the show came to an end shortly after 1:00 AM.  But before the final curtain came down, the spotlight would fall additionally on the likes of Desperadoes, reigning national panorama champions Phase II Pan Groove, Renegades, Trinidad All Stars, Starlift and Exodus.