Lambeth Country Show 2024

Now in its 50th year, the annual Lambeth Country Show will take place on Saturday, June 8th, and Sunday, June 9th, at Brockwell Park on Dulwich Road in Brixton, South London, UK.

On Sunday – Roots Day – the main stage will feature Luciano, David Rodigan, Top Cats, Youthsayers, Female Roll Call, and Sistren Shirley. The live show will run from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., and it’s absolutely free to the public.

Lambeth Country Show is a non-profit music festival. The first staging was organized by the Lambeth Horticultural Society and the Lambeth Arts & Recreation Association in July 1967.

Glen Washington Will Be Live In Lowell, MA On June 8th

70s breakout artist Glen Washington will be live in concert at Hot Spot Restaurant & Lounge (131 Middlesex Street) in Lowell, Massachusetts on Saturday, June 8th. The event is being presented by Natty Camp Promotions, Lulu Charles Ent., and Jaymo Ent.

In addition to Washington‘s performance, there will also be additional music by Kenya-born Boston-based Deejay Creecha. Click here to buy tickets.

Clinton Fearon’s West Coast Tour

Jamaican reggae singer and musician Clinton Fearon is set to embark on his West Coast Tour, which kicks off on Tuesday, May 28th. This tour will provide audiences with the opportunity to experience Fearon‘s latest musical offering, “Survival Vibration,” in both solo acoustic performances and shows alongside his Boogie Brown Band.

It will span various locations across the West Coast, including stops in Alaska, Washington, and Oregon. The confirmed dates and locations are as follows:

05.28 Alice’s Champagne Palace, Homer, AK
05.30 Creekbend, Hope, AK
05.31 Creekbend, Hope, AK
06.01 Creekbend, Hope, AK
06.08 Nectar Lounge, Seattle, WA
06.29 Reggae Mix Plate 2024, Portland, OR
06.30 Beach Club & Event Center, Lincoln City, OR
07.05 Wild Buffalo, Bellingham, WA
07.06 General Store, Guemes Island, WA
07.11 Volunteer Park, Seattle, WA
07.21 Carnation Farms, Carnation, WA
07.27 Icicle Creek Center, Leavenworth, WA
08.01 Concert in the Park, Vashon Island, WA
08.07 Nectar Lounge, Seattle, WA

Reggae Love Fest 2024

The Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida is the location of the highly anticipated Reggae Love Fest happening on Saturday, June 22nd at 8pm. This musical extravaganza will feature a lineup of beloved reggae and dancehall artists, including the legendary Shabba Ranks, Super Cat, Capleton, Elephant Man, Cutty Ranks, and Patra, among others.

Reggae enthusiasts in the area are eagerly awaiting this event, which promises to be a celebration of the genre’s rich heritage and vibrant culture. Tickets for the Reggae Love Fest are currently available for presale on SeatGeek-dot-com, and music lovers are encouraged to secure their spots early to avoid disappointment.

KashieF Lindo’s “Maybe”

Since starting his career almost 30 years ago, KashieF Lindo has had a consistent presence with him whenever he steps into a recording booth; that presence is in the form of his father, ace session guitarist  and producer Willie Lindo.

Like most of his songs, KashieF‘s latest effort, Maybe, is produced by Willie for the family’s Heavybeat Records. The singer said the song came from a typical brainstorming session. “It really comes down to my father; he comes up with these ideas, and then I throw my two cents in,”KashieF explained.

Because Willie Lindo is credited for producing hit songs performed by Beres Hammond (One Step Ahead, What One Dance Can Do), Dennis Brown (Inseparable, Since I’ve Been Loving You) and Boris Gardiner (I Wanna Wake up With You), music insiders are usually on the look out for anything coming from his label.

That said, KashieF Lindo, who first made the charts in the late 1990s with singles like No Can Do and The First Cut, is, according to the experts, on track to do so again with Maybe

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD “MAYBE”

Imar Shephard’s New Album “Morning Glory” Drops On May 31st

When we think of reggae music and the creators who have contributed to it since its inception, as well as those who continue to do so now, the more renowned artists are usually top of mind. However, Jamaica’s reggae industry is filled with countless emerging talents who are very active on the local and, in some cases, international scenes.

Imar Shephard, a native of Saint Thomas, Jamaica, is definitely among the many up-and-coming singers who are successfully carving out their space in the music business. After relocating to Kingston many years ago and working ceaselessly on his craft, so much so that he now has an authentic following (fanbase), Shephard is gearing up to release his second studio album on May 31st.

The soulful reggae record, titled Morning Glory, has nine tracks and collaborations with Bushman, Empress Akua, Glen King, and Rachaad Amarjii. It will be launched on Wednesday, May 29th, at Pon Top (29 Westminister Road) in Kingston 20. Shephard will be joined by Bushman, Fred Locks, Miriam Simone, and others. He is making the event free to the public, asking only that attendees buy a drink or two.

CLICK HERE TO PRE-SAVE “MORNING GLORY”

Romain Virgo’s Northeast U.S. Tour

International recording artist Romain Virgo has announced a handful of Northeast U.S. shows to support of his latest album, The Gentle Man. The first concert is slated for June 6th at Toad’s Place in New Haven, Connecticut, followed by back-to-back concerts at the Crown Hill Theater in Brooklyn on June 7th and 8th. He will end the run on June 9th at The Ave Live in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

His aforementioned LP was released on March 1st via VP Records. It features “Been There Before,” a collaboration done with Masicka, as well as “Good Woman,” “Driver,” and “Switch You On.”