The 56th Super Bowl, which will be played on February 13, 2022 at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, will have an all-star lineup for the halftime show.
The organizers have announced that they have confirmed the following artists: Dr. Dre, Eminem, Mary J. Blige, Kendrick Lamar and Snoop Dogg.
This weekend, specifically on Saturday, October 9, Clinton Fearon and his Boogie Brown Band will host another show in the Settle Reggae Nights series. The 17th staging of the event will take place at Nectar Lounge (412 N 36th St) in Seattle, Washington.
Fearon and his band will be joined by Ian Ayers & The Soul Purpose from Tacoma. Click here for tickets and additional information.
One of BET’s most popular show from the 1990s and 2000s, Rap City, has returned to the airwaves. The first episode for the new season went live on Tuesday, October 5th at 8PM EST with host Big Tigger at the helms.
The hour long special featured hip-hop heavy weights Fat Joe, Jermaine Dupri, Jeezy and others. Hip-hop lovers should check their local listings to find out when the show will broadcast in their city.
Jahmiel‘s latest single is a laid back dancehall / hip-hop fused track titled Mind Games. As he has done on a lot of his songs, especially the more recent ones, the Jamaica deejay laments on the inauthenticity of people. In this particular case he labels their pretentious behavior as Mind Games.
The new record was accompanied by the official video, which is now available for viewing on YouTube. Click here or on the image above to watch it and remember to like, comment and share.
One of the original king of Jamaican dancehall, Yellowman, is on the road now headlining the No More War Tour. He is being supported by K’Reema and The Sagittarius Band. The dancehall legend kicked off the tour on October 1st, and it is expected to run throughout the entire month.
Below are some confirmed dates and locations, and you can click here to purchase tickets.
OCT 5 TUE
Greenfield, MA, United States
OCT 6 WED
Wayne, PA, United States
OCT 7 THU
Marlboro, NY, United States
OCT 8 FRI
Portland, ME, United States
OCT 9 SAT
Burlington, VT, United States
OCT 11 MON
Columbus, OH, United States
OCT 12 TUE
Detroit, MI, United States
OCT 13 WED
Cleveland, OH, United States
OCT 14 THU
East Saint Louis, IL, United States
OCT 16 SAT
Dallas, TX, United States
OCT 17 SUN
Austin, TX, United States
OCT 19 TUE
Denver, CO, United States
OCT 20 WED
Salt Lake City, UT, United States
OCT 21 THU
Santa Cruz, CA, United States
OCT 22 FRI
Santa Barbara, CA, United States
OCT 23 SAT
San Francisco, CA, United States
OCT 23 SAT
Arcata, CA, United States
OCT 24 SUN
San Francisco, CA, United States
OCT 25 MON
Crazy Horse Saloon and Grill @ 9:00pm
Nevada City, CA, United States
OCT 27 WED
Los Angeles, CA, United States
OCT 28 THU
Huntington Beach, CA, United States
OCT 29 FRI
Phoenix, AZ, United States
OCT 30 SAT
San Diego, CA, United States
Dancehall artist Karamanti is featured on the just released Field Marshal Riddim by Tech Head Records. In her song, titled Pray 4 U, the deejay makes an honest attempt to show empathy for persons who have been mistreated in their youth.
Click here or on the image above to check out the lyric video for Pray 4 U and remember to like, comment and share.
Two giants in the reggae industry, Max Romeo and Anthony B have joined forces on a new record titled Public Enemy. The upbeat reggae track is a re-imagined version of Eric Donaldson‘s Cherry Oh! Baby. However, unlike Donaldson‘s tune, this song is regarding a much more serious topic: righteousness.
Public Enemy is produced by Zion High Music, and is being distributed by Evidence Music. Click here to stream and download it from your preferred music platform.
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