San Francisco’s vibrant reggae scene will unite for a cause on Friday, November 28, 2025, at Neck of the Woods, located at 406 Clement Street. Dubbed Sweet Jamaica Hurricane Relief, the concert was organized to support those affected by Hurricane Melissa.

It will feature performances by Jahdan Blakkamoore, Prezident Brown, Honey B, Anthony Garvey, and Xedous, bringing together a solid lineup of reggae and roots artists. Keeping the energy high throughout the night will be the Bay Area’s top sound systems, Jah Warrior Shelter Hi-Fi and King I-Vier.

Doors open at 7:00 p.m., and the show begins at 8:00 p.m. This is a 21 and over event. All proceeds from the concert will be donated to the Peter Tosh Foundation – Hurricane Melissa Relief. Click here to buy tickets.

The 2025 High Priest Reggae Festival, which is scheduled for Saturday, December 20, is gearing up to be an exciting night of Caribbean rhythm, culture, and music. It will be headlined by Brampton’s own acclaimed artist, Exco Levi, who continues to champion reggae’s rich heritage in Canada and beyond.

Joining him on stage will be an impressive lineup that includes the Rayzalution Band, reggae icon Tanya Mullings, JUNO nominee Eyesus, and two-time JUNO Award winner Kairo McLean.

Set at The Rose Brampton, which is located at 1 Theatre Lane, the show kicks off at 8:00 PM, inviting fans to immerse themselves in the positive energy and unity that reggae music embodies. Click here for tickets.

Mental health remains one of the most debilitating illnesses in modern society. It is a disease that transcends age, gender, and background and is often cloaked in secrecy. Recognizing its far-reaching impact, reggae artists Hopeton Lindo and Anthony Malvo have joined forces to raise awareness through their heartfelt new single, “Mental Health Awareness,” written and produced by Lindo for Irie Pen Records.

A prolific songwriter and producer, Lindo has penned or co-written hits for icons such as Maxi Priest, J.C. Lodge, Gregory Isaacs, Shabba Ranks and many others. He shared that the rising number of lives lost globally due to mental health struggles moved him to compose a song that sheds light on its dangers and the need for awareness. “I think mental health awareness is very crucial in saving lives, as many people suffer in silence,” said Lindo. “Just listen to the lyrics, the message is in the music, and I hope it brings comfort and peace of mind to someone who needs it.”

Joining him on the single is longtime friend and collaborator Anthony Malvo, whose breakout hit “Come Back to Me” (with Tiger) made waves in 1987. Malvo said he was immediately drawn to the song’s powerful message and emotional depth.

“Mental Health Awareness” also features the talents of multi-instrumentalist Paul Gauntlett and harmony vocalist Shauna “ShaunaDazzle” Dixon, with engineering by Syl Gordon and mixing and mastering by the Heavybeat Crew.

The track was released on November 7^th,on all major streaming platforms.

Grammy Award-winning reggae artist Kabaka Pyramid is bringing his captivating sound to Santa Cruz for two consecutive nights of live music. The shows are part of his 2025 fall tour, which began on November 5.

The concerts are scheduled to take place at Moe’s Alley (1535 Commercial Way) in Santa Cruz, California, on Friday, November 28, and Saturday, November 29. On the first night, Kabaka will be joined by Rise Up and DJ Moi, while on the second night, he will share the stage with The Rudians and DJ Spleece.

Doors open at 8 p.m., with showtime set for 9 p.m. each night. These events are 21 and over only, and a valid ID is required for entry. Advance tickets are priced at $35, while admission will cost $40.61 on the day of the show. Fans are encouraged to secure their tickets early at moesalley.com.