On Saturday, December 7th, Boogie Brown Productions and Nectar will be hosting the the 16th ‘Seattle Reggae Nights’ at Nectar Lounge (412 North 36th Street). Clinton Fearon and the Boogie Brown Band will perform, as well as Sarah Christine Band alongside a special guest.
This is a 21 and older event that’s schedule to start at 8:00 PM. Advance tickets are going for $13 USD.
On Saturday, November 30th, legendary reggae recording artist, Maxi Priest, will perform at the Wolf Den inside Mohegan Sun Entertainment Facility, located at 1 Mohegan Sun Blvd, in Uncasville, Connecticut.
Reggae music has flourished in this post-Internet age. It’s never been so accessible and yet whilst new acts are plentiful, global audiences are still drawn towards legends such as Maxi Priest, who achieved worldwide recognition the hard way; i.e. by making hits of timeless appeal, and are stamped with authenticity.
Pressure Busspipe‘s soulful seventh LP, “Rebel With A Cause,” is out now on I Grade Records. It features appearances from: Sizzla Kalonji, Protoje, Jah9, Kabaka Pyramid, Redman, R. City, as well as the late Vaughn Benjamin (Midnite/Akae Beka).
Listen and download the full album from your favorite digital music platform: http://smarturl.it/rebelwithacause.
On Saturday, December 7th, BunFireSquad & Bushdoctor will host the 2019 staging of the One Love Festival – Winter Edition. It will be held at WUK (Währinger Straße 59, 1090) in Vienna, Austria from 5:30 PM to shortly after midnight.
This year’s headliners are the soulful Rasta man Fantan Mojah and one of Britain’s best known reggae artist, Macka B. The lineup will also include Uwe Banton, Coalman, Freemeyend, Jahvolution, Roots Ragga Band, House of Riddim and Baba Sound.
Rastafari Rootzfest was established as part of the ongoing lobby in Jamaica fighting for the political legitimacy of the ganja plant and its use by Rastafarians. Their current goal is to produce a comprehensive, educational and entertaining event which honors Rastafari livity, while celebrating the decriminalization of ganja in Jamaica.
The day and night event will take place from December 20th through the 22nd at Long Bay Beach in Negril, Jamaica. There will be performances from reggae artists: Chronixx, Warrior King, Ken Boothe and Samory I.
Trinidad’s queen of reggae, Queen Omega, will be releasing a new album in April 2020. In an effort to promote the project, her team has announced that she will be returning to Europe in the new year for a slew of public appearances.
Once Maria Jackson Magazine gets all the confirmed dates and locations we will be sharing them, so stay tuned.
On Saturday, November 30th, the ‘Republic of Reggae,’ an event dedicated to the celebration of reggae music, will be held at Wet’n Wild (Avenida Luís Viana, 41820-725) in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil.
The event will feature a host of top-tier reggae acts, namely: The Gladiators, Max Romeo, The Congos, Sine Calmon, Clinton Fearon, Israel Vibration, Balance Point, Black Adam and Edson Gomes.
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