Kingston’s beloved annual celebration of reggae culture returns for its third edition. The Conscious Reggae Concert (CRC): Family Unity Fest, themed “From the Farm to the Fest,” is set for Saturday, July 11, 2026, at Jamminz, 1 Park Place in New Kingston — next to Emancipation Park.

The event promises a full day of roots and conscious reggae, running from 12 PM to 12 AM, with The Abyssinians, Isha Bel, Mary Isaacs, Ragga Lox, Binghi Blaze, Iystic, Icious Ras, Chi_Wara, Ibrave, Ijahnowah, Uton G, and Mataraka, among others. Musical juggling will be provided by Teachas Sound and Webba Intl, with hosts Talia Powers and Ron Muschette.

Attendees can also look forward to a Mini Farmers Market, a guest address by Dr. Khadamawa Knife on food sovereignty and food security, as well as surprise guest artists. Part of the proceeds will go toward the Good Over Evil Football Kick Off.

Admission is $2,500 JMD pre-sold or $3,000 JMD at the gate. Children under 12 enter free.

Reggae singer Richie Spice is confirmed for Encore Live, an intimate evening of roots rocking reggae music at 8 Rivaz Ultra Lounge in Ocho Rios on Sunday, June 28, 2026. Presented by Midas Entertainment in association with 8 Rivaz Ultra Lounge, the show will feature Spice backed by The Skalawagz Band.

The event runs from 7:00 p.m. to midnight. General admission tickets are available for USD $35 or JMD $4,500 through the Aitix ticketing platform.

Fusion, in collaboration with ShartyB Production, presents Fusion Reggae Fest on Saturday, June 27, 2026, at 880 Ellesmere Road in Toronto, Ontario.

The confirmed headlining act is reggae artist Natural Black, who will be joined by performers Brandish and LaJune. The evening will be hosted by Krucial Diva, with musical juggling by DJ Garwin, Selector Primo, Global Boss, and Blazing.

Tickets are available via TicketGateway for the limited price of $30.

Reggae artist Blvk H3ro has released his latest single, “New Life,” which arrived on May 29, 2026 via Boomyard under exclusive license to Diaspora Sound. Produced by Aspekt Mafia and Jaakko Manninen, the inspirational track finds the singer reaffirming his determination to keep moving forward despite life’s challenges.

According to Blvk H3ro‘s team, “New Life” showcases some of Blvk H3ro‘s strongest songwriting yet, transforming personal adversity into a message of growth, healing, and resilience.

The official music video, directed by Jaakko Manninen and released alongside the single, features Blvk H3ro performing in a desert-like setting while dressed in military-inspired attire, reinforcing the song’s themes of resilience and perseverance.

“New Life” is now available on major streaming platforms, while the official video can be viewed on Blvk H3ro‘s YouTube channel.

Courtney Cool is a conscious reggae artist bringing powerful messages of unity, truth, and love through authentic modern roots music.

Born Courtney Morris in Kingston, St. Andrew, Courtney later migrated to Antigua and Barbuda, where his musical journey truly began. Raised singing gospel music in church with his family, music became a major part of his upbringing. Influenced first by gospel legends Grace Thrillers and later inspired by reggae icon Bob Marley, Courtney developed a passion for conscious reggae music.

In 2001, Courtney recorded his first professional single, “Gun Shot,” which quickly became a number-one hit. He subsequently shared several singles, including “United We Stand,” “More Love,” “People Get Ready,” etc. In 2003, he won the Natural Star Project Award for Most Conscious Artist, marking an important milestone in his career.

After relocating to Canada, which is where he is now based, Courtney Cool continued building his musical career, eventually creating his own studio and founding FVS Production Ltd.. Today, he works as a recording artist, songwriter, producer, and distributor, sharing conscious reggae music worldwide.