St. Lucia National Panorama 2022 - Order of Appearance

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A total of five bands will compete in the following order:

Appearance Order  Band Name   Locale
1 Laborie Steel Pan Laborie
2 Pantastic Muzik Steel Orchestra Banard Hill
3 Pantime Steel Orchestra Gros Islet
4 Babonneau Steel Orchestra Babonneau
5 SM Steel Canaries/Soufriere

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