“I’ll Be There,” performed by Randy Valentine, is featured on Heavy Roots‘ album “Tiempo Roots,” which is scheduled to be released on October 11th. The project is on the Evidence Music label and they have shared the song’s official video on their channel.
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On Friday, October 25th, Junior Kelly, backed by the Fireman Crew Band, will perform at YAAM (An der Schillingbrücke 3) in Berlin, Germany. This show is one of the stops on his ‘Love So Nice 20 Years Celebration Tour.’
It was Junior Kelly’s game changing roots reggae mega hit single “Love So Nice” that established him as a star throughout Jamaica. It brought about a stunning album, with the same name, for U.S. based Distributor, VP Records, which was released on January 25, 2001.
Skygrass International Ltd. presents Cosmic Rotation 14 on Thursday, September 26th at Jangas Soundbar (22 Belmont Road) in Kingston, Jamaica. There will be live performances from Dean Fraser, Karen Smith, Jamila Falak and others.
Doors will open at 6 PM and there is a $1,500 JMD entrance fee. The organizers are promising that part proceeds will go to the Maxfield Park Children’s Home.
Canadian based reggae-fusion singer, Dahlia Anderson, has been added to the lineup of artists confirmed for ‘Reggae & Soca’ in the Turks and Caicos Islands. The event will take place on Friday, November 1st at Mangrove Bay Restaurant (South Dock Road – Industrial Park) in Providenciales. Other artists that will be on the show are: Munga Honorable, Jack Nasty and the V6 Band.
Dahlia is currently engaged in an aggressive promo campaign as she is pushing her latest single “Your Love’s Not Mine,” which was released a few weeks ago. The artist, with the aid of her team, is consistently doing interviews – on both traditional and digital media – and now they’re heading on the road.
Kaya Herb House presents ‘Dubwise Jamaica’ on Saturday, November 9th at 82 Lady Musgrave Road in Kingston. It will run from 9 PM until 2 AM the following morning. Music will be provided by David Rodigan, Rory Stone Love and Renaissance.
There will be a $2,500 admission fee at door.
Reggae Group Bonafide is now on the island prepping for their performance at Jamaica Live on September 27th. Jamaica Live is a twelve-month concert series showcasing a range of performers from various genres.
On Friday, September 27th, the second staging of this event will take place at Margaritaville (Turtle Beach Road) in Ocho Rios, St. Ann. In addition to Bonafide, there will also be performances from Luciano, Samory, Sugar Roy & The Fireball Crew, Conrad Crystal, Zareb, Reggae Powerhouse Band, Furness, Althea Hewitt, Phillpidon, Skill, Esco Da shocker and Pinchers.
All artists will be backed by Lloyd Parks & We The People Band; with hosts / MC’s DJ Bambino and Shantol Jackson. Tickets are $2,000 JMD at the gate.
On October 12th, veteran reggae artist Max Romeo will kick off his ‘Words from the Brave‘ tour in France. As far as we can tell the tour currently has twelve confirmed dates, with stops at various locations across France and one in Spain. See schedule below.
October 12th – Les Abattoirs – Bourgoin Jallieu
October 13th – Le 106 – Rouen
October 15th – La Laiterie – Strasbourg
October 16th – Apolo – Barcelona
October 17th – Lo Bolegason – Castres
October 19th – Théâtre de Verdure – Nice
October 23rd – Metronum – Toulouse
October 24th – Salle Du Grand Parc – Bordeaux
October 29th – La Coopérative de Mai – Clermont-Ferrand
October 30th – Espace Julien – Marseille
November 2nd – La Cigale – Paris
November 11th – Grange à Musique – Creil
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