This Sunday, October 24th, Jamaica’s Reggae Girlz will take on Costa Rica’s women’s team in a friendly match at the DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The game is scheduled to begin at 4pm (local time).
At half-time there will be a special performance by reggae artist Skip Marley. Tickets for this game start at $20 USD and go all the way up to $125 USD. Click here to purchase tickets.
D’Angelo took the music world by storm with his exceptional musical prowess and amazing artistry. However, in the midst of platinum selling albums, multiple Grammy Awards, and sold-out world tours he left the public eye as a result of the pressures of success, only to return out of nowhere with a landmark soundtrack of his lost years.
Now his fans are being invited into his world via a digital stage presentation of the acclaimed documentary Devil’s Pie at the Apollo Theatre on November 4th. It has never been widely screened for New York audiences. Following the presentation, there will be a conversation with ImageNation’s co-founder Moikgantsi Kgama and the film’s director Carine Bijlsma.
Source: ApolloTheatre
Reggae Takeover, a reggae movement operating in the Boston area, will be celebrating their five-year anniversary this Sunday, October 24, at La Fabrica Central (450 Massachusetts Ave) in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The organizers have invited Rastafarian reggae artist Iba Mahr to help them celebrate this momentous occasion. As such, Mahr will be on hand and is expected to deliver a solid live performance.
My Good’s second annual Halloween Bingo Bash will take place virtually on Friday, October 29th at 5pm PT (8:30pm ET). It will be hosted by American R&B and soul singer-songwriter, musician, record producer and actress Macy Gray.
The zoom event will feature live performances, surprise guests, costume contests and lots of prizes. For tickets and additional information visit mygooddotorg.
Emerging music producer and veteran business man Paul Patmore has just released the Razor Riddim via his musical imprint Paul Patmore Production.
The six-track dancehall compilation features music from veteran artists Pinchers, Louie Culture and Danny English; as well as upcoming performers Queen Kamarla, Jabalance and Diestro.
Each song was previously published as a single and was well received by dancehall lovers and critics alike. It is precisely because of the positive feedback why Paul decided to re-release all songs; albeit, this time as part of a rhythm driven project.
The Razor Riddim is being distributed by Zojak Worldwide.
At the end of October, Green System, a reggae group based in Geneva, Switzerland, will be releasing a sixteen-track album titled Outlines. The record features collaborations with two of Jamaica’s reggae ambassadors: Luciano and Ken Boothe.
The song done with Ken Boothe is titled Resist and it has just been made public ahead of the full album coming out. Click here to check out the official audio of Resist and here to pre-order the entire project.
International reggae artist Junior Reid, who is also the former lead singer of the legendary roots band Black Uhuru, will return to Moe’s Alley in November!
The popular live music venue, located at 1535 Commercial Way in Santa Cruz, California, just confirmed that Reid and his One Blood Band will deliver a live performance on November 14.
Tickets for this 21 and older event are going for $25usd; and all patrons must provide proof of vaccination or proof of a negative covid-19 test within 72 hours of the show in order to gain entrance.
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