Prophecy, Fantan Mojah & Bushman To Perform At Jah Bouks’Angola Restaurant Grand Opening (@NyahManBushman @JahBouks @IamFantanMojah)

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On Sunday, January 26th, Jah Bouks will be having the grand opening for his new Angola Restaurant at Old Pera Point in St. Thomas, Jamaica (next to the old sugar estate tower). He has invited Prophecy, Fantan Mojah and Bushman to perform at the event, which is scheduled to run from 10:00 AM until…

In addition to the live performances there will also be music from several established selectors and sound systems; as well as bounce-a-bout and water slide for the kids.

Teacha Dee’s Short Bio (@jamlinkintl)

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Teacha Dee is no stranger to the European roots reggae scene and has been hailed as one of the best live performers on the festival scene. Since 2011 to the present day, Teacha Dee has been a headliner on several reggae festivals in France, Holland and Germany as well as within numerous clubs and concert halls across Europe.

In March of 2016, Teacha Dee released his sophomore album titled “Rastafari Way” produced mainly by the House Of Riddim out of Austria, which has only one feature by the legendary Echo Minott.

This album was ranked 5th best national album in Germany by Riddim Magazine and Number 2 in Holland by Reggae-vibes in their top 25 reggae album charts.

In 2017, Teacha Dee was recognized as one of the highlights of Germany’s prestigious Reggae Jam festival in Bersenbrück and went from there to headline festivals in Denmark, Switzerland and Hungary in 2018.

In 2019, Teacha Dee embarked on a Mexican reggae tour in collaboration with Kass Smith, which was a resounding success. With a large number of releases under his belt, Teacha Dee has teamed up with the all Jamaican GOADE band and Jamaican-Mexican reggae sensation Kass Smith, to present to Europe an electrifying tour series dubbed the “Pushing you” tour for 2020.

Smif-N-Wessun Will Celebrate The 25 Year Anniversary Of ‘Dah Shinin’ Tonight In New York (@Smifnwessun)

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‘Dah Shinin’ is the debut album from American East Coast hip-hop duo Smif-N-Wessun (Tek and Steele). Tonight is their 25 year anniversary show at The Gramercy Theatre (127 E 23rd Street) in New York. They will be supported by Temple of the Black Moon.

Tickets, which start at $25 USD, are available via Live Nation.

The Lox Confirmed For Sony Hall In NY On Jan. 30th (@thelox)

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Up North Trips will host The Lox (with Jadakiss, Styles P & Sheek Louch) at Sony Hall (235 West 46th Street) in New York on Thursday, January 30th starting at 7:00 PM. They will be supported by DJ Chuck Chillout.

Advance tickets for general admission start at $45 USD. It will be $55 USD on the day of the show.

Agent Sasco Will Be Live At ‘Livity’ In Miami On Jan. 19th (@AgentSasco)

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On Sunday, January 19th, popular selector / producer Karim Hype will be celebrating his birthday at an event dubbed Livity. It will be held at 380 NE 59 Street in Miami, Florida.

Hosts for the evening are dancehall artists Agent Sasco and Kranium; with music by Landmark Sound, Don Hot, Juxxy Fire and Polish from New York.

Berkeley’s 29th Annual ‘Peter Tosh Music Festival’ Set For Saturday, January 18th

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Cousin of the late legend Peter Tosh, Carlton Campbell, will be hosting the 29th annual ‘Peter Tosh Music Festival’ on Saturday, January 18th at Ashkenaz Venue located at 1317 San Pablo Ave in Berkeley (at Gilman Street), California.

Artists that will part-take in the celebration includes: President Brown, Kulcha Knox, Reggae Angels, Bobby Tenna, Kurrency King and Jah Warri. DJ Young Fyah, Spliff Skankin and Massive Sound International will also be on hand to provide additional music.

Dead Prez, Pete Rock & Others Confirmed For Loud Records 25th Anniversary

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On Thursday, January 30th, Loud Records will be celebrating their 25th Anniversary at Radio City Music Hall (1260 Avenue of the Americas) in New York from 8:00 PM until…

Patrons will be treated to performances from some of the biggest names in hip-hop: Dead Prez, Pete Rock, Wu-Tang Clan, Mobb Deep, Beatnutz, Fat Joe and Tha Liks, with a special tribute planned for Prodigy and Big Pun.