2019 Bookings is now open for legendary Reggae icon Don Carlos. For those not familiar with Don Carlos, here is a quick rundown: He is the founding member of the legendary Reggae group Black Uhuru and a 4 time Grammy nominee that’s been doing music for over 50 years.
Furthermore, Don Carlos is an international Reggae super star with millions of fans worldwide, who tours consistently with his own band.
Persons interested in working with him should contact Reggae Gone Viral.
American R&B / Soul recording artist, Fantasia, will be hitting the road this Fall. She has five confirmed dates for several southern States, namely: Alabama, South Carolina, Florida and Kentucky. See dates and locations below, and for additional information visit: http://fantasiaofficial.com
Fri, SEP 28 – Tuscaloosa Amphitheater – Tuscaloosa, AL
Sun, OCT 07 – Garrett Coliseum Stage – Montgomery, AL
Tue, OCT 16 – South Carolina State Fairgrounds – Columbia, SC
Sat, NOV 03 – Vinoy Park – Saint Petersburg, FL
Fri, NOV 09 – KFC Yum! Center – Louisville, KY
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The 9th annual One Love One Heart Reggae Festival is set for September 1 & 2, 2018 in Woodland, California.
Yolo County Fairgrounds in Woodland, CA will turn into an International Culture Fest over Labor Day Weekend when H.A.S.O Live presents the 9th Annual One Love One Heart Reggae. Sacramento Basin’s premier reggae festival offers roots reggae, world music, and dancehall. Gates are at 10am each day and the music goes to 10pm.
The festival boasts the biggest names in reggae including Nigerian Superstar Davido; Jamaican reggae harmony legends, Israel Vibration & Roots Radics; Jamaican deejay and member of the Rastafari movement, Anthony B; Grammy winner, Mykal Rose; reggae singer and toaster from England, Pato Banton; Grammy nominees from Jamaica, Raging Fyah; music with a message from Jah 9; Jamaican singer/songwriter, producer Randy Valentine; feel-good musical vibration of up-and-coming Reggae artist, Keznamdi; Roots Reggae St. Croix Style from Abja and the Kushites; Misael from Puerto Rico, Mada Nile from Virgin Islands, San Francisco Bay’s own Reggae Angels; The Dancehall Diva, Sister I-Live; and more!
Mykal Rose & Luciano
The Officer Riddim is a a dub style modern roots rhythm, which features several well known conscious singers and lyricists from Jamaica, namely: Papa Biggy, Mykal Rose, Lutan Fyah, Luciano and Louie Culture. It also presents several upcoming New England based Caribbean Reggae artists, such as: King Mas, Mighty Mystic, Atterny, King-I and Jahriffe.
The Officer Riddim is produced by BDLabs Music and Lifeforce Production, and it is being distributed by VPAL Music. Click HERE to listen to a medley mix of the project and HERE to download.
Romain Virgo, who just released the official video for his track Trouble, will be heading to Spain to perform on Rototom Sunsplash on August 18th. The artist will be supported by The Unit Band and will join a host of other well established Jamaican acts on the event.
For additional information about Rototom Sunsplash click HERE, and you can click on the image above to watch the official video for Trouble.
Recording artist and lyricist Souljii Wehttam, in collaboration with Sekimhaj Records, releases a powerful dancehall single entitled March For Peace. The song comes at a time when the island of Jamaica is dealing with a serious problem of crime and violence. On the record, Souljii Wehttam warns the politicians that if something is not done about the escalating crime rate, they will suffer serious consequences. He also encourages the youths to join him in marching for peace.
Produced by Michael Reynolds at SK Studio in East Kingston, March For Peace, is now out and can be streamed and downloaded HERE.
On Saturday, October 13th, Gregory Culture in collaboration with Original Fifty and Roots Radics will host an event called Positive Vibes Lovers Rock. It will feature a live performance by reggae artist Luciano, who will be performing in Scarborough for the first time.
This event will be held at 14 Highgate Drive and it will begin at 11PM sharpe! For additional information, persons are being asked to call 416-625-3644, 647-708-5025 or 416-614-1244.
