Bliss Lounge – located at 5471 Memorial Drive – in Stone Mountain, Georgia, will host iconic reggae artist Cocoa Tea on Saturday, November 9th. He will be supported by the Step by Step Band, as well as guest artist Vybrid.
The organizers are inviting everyone to come out early as the doors will open at 9 PM. Tickets, which are available now via eventbrite, are going for $25-$35 USD.
The Abyssinians is a Jamaican roots reggae group, famous for their catchy harmonies and consistent promotion of the Rastafari movement. The men will be performing at the Norwich Arts Centre – 51 St Benedicts Street – in Norwich, Norfolk, on Friday, December 6th.
This event will begin at 8:00 PM (UK time) and there is an entrance fee of £21.50.
On Saturday, October 19th, a slew of established reggae performers will gather for the 75th earth strong celebration for revolutionary roots artist Peter Tosh.
The Peter Tosh Music Festival will be held at The Pulse Center – 38A Trafalgar Road – in Kingston, Jamaica. The star-studded lineup includes: Andrew Tosh, Bushman, Kymani Marley, Duane Stephenson, Warrior King, Richie Spice, Samori and Ken Boothe.
This is a free event that requires everyone to RSVP via the following hotline: 876-960-0049.
On Friday, October 25th, established hip-hop artist Lupe Fiasco will perform at the Starland Ballroom (570 Jernee Mill Road) in Sayreville, New Jersey. This is an all ages event that’s scheduled to begin at 7:00 PM.
Lupe Fiasco will be supported by Papiheckito, Raw Ice, Alec Meza, Bobby Doc and Jethro Swagg. There is an entrance fee of $35.00 USD.
On Friday, November 8th, reggae artist Etana will release her new EP, “Dimensions.” The project, which is on her own Freemind Music label, has eight tracks and features collaborations with Beenie Man and Pressure Busspipe.
The energy god Elephant Man is back in a major way. His new single, “Find It,” which was literally just released, is already buzzing in the streets. Many music insiders, Maria Jackson included, strongly believe that this is going to be another hit for Ele.
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The Foundation Radio Network Top 30 Music Chart, which is based in New York and streamed worldwide, currently has Jamaican reggae band Bonafide sitting in the #2 spot for the second week in a row.
The song is a reggae remix of the popular hit “Turn Off The Lights” by American singer Teddy Pendergrass. The reggae version, done by Bonafide, also features Fiji. Based on the success of the record, Bonafide has been busy touring, doing shows in both the U.S.A and Jamaica.
