Saturday 27 June 2015, there was magic and great expectations at the Brewery Carpark, that not even an early evening shower could dampen, much less keep away the crowd. The carpark was filled to capacity. On that night, accompanied on stage by dancers donning carnival costumes, body paint, and madras cloth outfits (Ola), and white t-shirts and cut-of jeans (Love We), Brandon exhibited complete mastery of the stage, marshaling all of his resources (vocal gymnastics, dance moves, stage gimmicks such as removing his shirt, and first using it as a flag and then throwing it into the audience, demanding of the audience to scream, wave, and sing along), to give the performance of his life, thrilling the crowd and keeping them enthralled from beginning to end. One fan said that her first and lasting impression of Brandon was that his performance was of truly international standard, and that both in terms of style and content he would have appealed to audiences in any part of the world. Another fan said that Brandon’s presentation of Ola was an out of this world experience and gave him goose bumps.
