Known for hits like “Get Out of My Dreams and Into My Car,” and his GRAMMY-winning “Caribbean Queen (No More Love On the Run),” legendary R&B star Billy Ocean will make a rare appearance at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center in Nashville, Tennessee on October 12th.
Ocean is promising to take his audience back to the 80s with “When the Going Gets Tough (The Tough Get Going),“ Loverboy,” “There’ll be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry),” and many more. Click here for tickets.
Recording artist Ras Bentley has just released a new dancehall-gospel track titled God Anointed. The song is featured on the Protected Riddim, a secular compilation produced and published by Watzh You Frenz Records, an emerging imprint co-founded by Bentley.
As he has always done, the Jamaica based deejay uses his unique style to deliver a strong faith-based message, all while standing tall among the other worldly lyricists on the project.
100 Jamz, Nassau’s number-one urban contemporary radio station, will be celebrating their 30th anniversary on Saturday, October 28th, 2023. To commemorate the moment, they have invited one of reggae’s most notable hitmakers – Tarrus Riley – to perform. He will be joined by his band, Black Soil.
The event will be held at The Amphitheater (Nassau Cruise Port) in Nassau City, The Bahamas. The show is scheduled to start at 8pm (local time). Click here for tickets.
In the first quarter of 2021, reggae legend Prince Alla – in collaboration with Josh Harris – shared an inspirational roots single called We Must Work It Out. Since its release, the song has been heralded as one of Alla‘s strongest tunes, garnering consistent praise from reggae critics worldwide.
Based on its continued growth, the team at Big Feet Records – the music label on which it is published – thought it was time to give it some visuals. That said, the official video premiered on YouTube this past Friday, October 6th.
Because of his esteemed status within Jamaica’s music industry, several notable reggae figures made cameo appearances in the clip: Keith Silvertones Coley, Daddy Shark, Quench Aid, Jr. Byles, The Sheriff, Lamont, and others.
It’s that time of year again! Redemption: a 90s Reggae Story, will be told at Rebel Night Club – 11 Polson Street, Unit 1 – in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on Friday, November 10th.
The man behind the mission, D’Bandit, has invited international reggae recording artist Romain Virgo, along with his full band, to deliver what he’s promising will be a solid set. Tickets, and additional information are available on D’Bandit‘s website.
The Grand Hotel Excelsior (in Port Royal, Jamaica) is the place to be on Saturday, November 25th, as it will host Live & Direc, a concert series committed to delivering the absolute best live music experience.
Lukie D, I Octane, Sizzla, and Luciano are just some of the artists that have already been confirmed for the show. Grand Hotel Excelsior – formerly Morgans Harbour – is located on Port Royal Main Road.
Some of the most beloved rhythm-and-blues performers from the 90s and early 2000s will be in Tampa, Florida on Friday, October 20th, for The R&B Music Experience: Tampa Edition.
The highly anticipated event will be held at the Amalie Arena, which is located at 401 Channelside Drive. There, R&B lovers will be treated to performances by Tyrese, Monica, Tank, Ginuwine, 112, Silk, and Tweet. Tickets can be purchased from ticketmaster.
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