Heineken Goodtimes Party, held at Mas Camp, Stadium North, Stadium Complex, on Saturday night, September 1. - Winston Sill photos

Heineken, good music, good vibes and great performances, all contributed to making this staging of Heineken Good Times: House Paarty a success.

Living up to its expectations with high-energy musical selections, patrons danced the night away at the New Mas Camp.

The venue was transformed into colourful times of the past. The party series, which started in 2006, took patrons on an unforgettable ride down memory lane.

DJ Marvin kept the vibes going with songs such as Yellow Man's Zungguzeng, Bounty Killer's Cellular Phone, and Shabba Ranks' Winey Winey.

The Heineken bars were kept busy all night, with patrons satisfying their alcohol cravings by requesting bucket deals.

Other songs such as Wear Yuh Size, Telephone Love, Champion Lover and Rumours of War, also heightened the crowd's response.

DJ Denvo was next up on the turntables and delivered a stellar set. Patrons danced up a storm to songs such as I Believe in Miracles, Last Night a DJ Saved my Life, Rock the Boat, Funky Town and We Are Family.

Trying to outdance each other, both ladies and gentlemen attempted to showcase their 'kung fu' skills when DJ Denvo dropped the song Kung Fu Fighting.

Stirring good memories, the deejay invited some of Jamaica's veteran artistes to the stage. Jah Thomas delivered an average set with songs such as Dance on the Corner and Shoulder Move. Flourgon was in his element and kept the audience moving with hits such as Bounce and We Run Tings.

Flourgon also covered songs such as Red Dragon's Hol' a Fresh and Bun Dem.

Veteran singer Powerman had the patrons railing with excitement when he delivered songs such as Stone and Gal a Call.

After the performances, the DJ segued into a soca segment which had the audience dancing along.

With sound performances, good vibes and great music, Heineken Good Times remains one of the staple party series that is not to be missed.