The Dry Diggings Festival is a music and camping festival that will take place on August 30th, at the El Dorado Fairgrounds at the base of the beautiful Sierra Nevada mountain range just 45 miles east of Sacramento and 65 miles west of South Lake Tahoe.
Their lineup includes: Steel Pulse, Rebelution, Slightly Stoopid, Tribal Seeds and so much More!
Appleton Estate is celebrating National Rum Day with a massive show in Tollgate, Clarendon tonight, August 16th. The organizers have invited two reggae heavy weights; Maxi Priest and Wayne Marshall, to entertain their supporters. Additionally, they have announced that admission is absolutely free for everyone.
This event will kick off at 9 PM sharp, and it goes without saying that everyone should drink responsibly.
On Saturday, August 24th, gospel radio presenter and promoter, Brother Gary, will be hosting a gospel comedy show, dubbed ‘A Night Of Laughs & Praise.’ It will be held at the LaRoose Catering Hall, which is located at 4848 White Plains Road in the Bronx, from 5 PM until…
Though several entertainers have been confirmed for the event, patrons seems to be anticipating the appearance of the comedy duo Ity & Fancy Cat the most. They are the stars of the popular TV show, with the same name, and Ity Ellis has been a part of the body of Christ since 2016.
The 2019 Reggae Lake Festival will be held on August 24th and 25th at Gaasperpark in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The two-day event will kick off at 1 PM on both days and will feature a stellar lineup of reggae and dancehall acts.
Confirmed artists includes: Ziggy Marley, Alpha Blondy, Busy Signal, Don Carlos, Third World, Etana, Jo Mersa, Nnenka and others. Click here for tickets.
Moe’s Alley (1535 Commercial Way, Santa Cruz, CA) welcomes back Bay Area hip-hop greats BLACKALICIOUS on Saturday, September 21st, as they celebrate their 20 year anniversary. They will be supported by special guests Alwa Gordon and DJ Kikkoman.
In a hip-hop career that has spanned two decades, Blackalicious has earned respect the old-fashioned way; rising through honesty, commitment, and artistry. The American hip hop duo from Sacramento, California is made up of rapper Gift of Gab (born Tim Parker) and DJ/producer Chief Xcel (born Xavier Mosley). They are noted for Gift of Gab’s often “tongue-twisting,” multisyllabic, complex rhymes and Chief Xcel’s “classic” beats.
On Friday, September 20th, veteran reggae artist, Sister Nancy, will be performing at Sony Hall, which is located at 235 West 46th Street in New York, New York. Doors will open at 11 PM sharp and the show will begin shortly thereafter.
Dahlia is a multi-talented bilingual performer and songwriter. “In my mind,” “No good for you,” and “Chanson D’amour” are the latest songs featured on her most recent EP.
Dahlia is a native of Jamaica. She migrated to Montreal, Canada at the age of 12. While living in Montreal her singing aspirations really began to take flight as her passion for music was encouraged and celebrated. She soon began performing in both English and French.
The incorporation of her bilingual skills in both her writing and performances eventually led to the opening of new doors. As such, Dahlia has shared the stage with international recording artists such as Freddie McGregor, Munga Honorable, Popcaan and Grammy winner Shaggy. Additionally, she has also worked with the Juno winning producer Wyz Malcolm. That collaboration gave us the EP’s “Open My Eyes” and “Broken Hearted.”
After a brief hiatus, Dahlia is back and will be performing and promoting her singles, while working on her full length album.
