Promoter Ennis (centre) poses with Stacious (2nd left) and Face (second right) and two Magnum Girls at the launch of Follow Di Arrow held at Mango Ranch on West Kings House Road, St Andrew on Tuesday.

Follow Di Arrow promoter Dexton Ennis has confirmed that there will be no clashes, but promised patrons a memorable experience when the event stages its 11th anniversary on Saturday, February 27, at James BondBeach, St Mary.

Ennis said he was hoping to successfully host a top-class event, and pointed his claim to a line-up outfitted with a slew of reggae and dancehall's finest acts.

Among the list of top 10 artistes are: Bounty Killer, Sizzla Kalonji, Assassin, Moved, KipRich, Merciless, Mr Vegas, Anthony B, Flippa Mafia and Vybz Kartel who will be performing for the first time on the show.

"When you look at the line-up, what do you see? This is just one reason Follow Di Arrow will be a success," said Ennis, at the event's launch ceremony, held at Mango Ranch on West Kings House Road, St Andrew.

In addition to the top 10, patrons can come expecting great entertainment from female acts like Lisa Hyper, Face, Queen Paula, Ikaya and Stacious, all of whom are expected to bring excitement during their performances.

Over the past weeks, there have been numerous media reports linking several artistes to a possible 'lyrical showdown'. It is said that slick-talking deejay KipRich will go up against the self-proclaimed 'Warhead' Merciless, while Queen Paula insists she isn't backing, and has so far thrown jabs at Face, Lisa Hyper and several others.

Should a clash materialise, it wouldn't be the first, as previous stagings of Follow Di Arrow have played host to several battles with the latest coming between KipRich and the Monster Hemp Higher and Ninja Man versus Merciless.

However, Ennis said he's preaching a different anthem for the 2010 edition, while not entirely ruling out anything. "I don't want to confine Follow Di Arrow to a clash show. If the climate is right then I'm prepared to host that," he said.

Due to the harsh economic conditions, Ennis said he has retained ticket prices for the same as last year, and there will be constant cash giveaways by Magnum throughout the night.

LEFT: Gyptian (left) poses with Mr Vegas. RIGHT: Magnum Girls - Nathaniel stewart photos

Follow Di Arrow promoter Ennis poses with the Magnum Girls