The undisputed king of country-reggae music, Gramps Morgan, has announced his first-ever country-reggae tour, which will take place in various cities across the United States. The tour will kick off in Hartford, Connecticut, on September 25, 2025.

See confirmed dates and locations below. Tickets and additional information are available on Gramps Morgan‘s official website.

Sep. 25, 2025
Hartford, CT

Sep. 26, 2025
Brooklyn, NY

Sep. 27, 2025
Virginia Beach, VA

Sep. 28, 2025
Bethesda, MD
Bethesda Theater

Oct. 5, 2025
Minneapolis, MN

Oct. 17, 2025
Houston, TX

Oct. 18, 2025
Plano, TX

Oct. 22, 2025
New Orleans, LA

Oct. 25, 2025
Gulf Shores, AL

Oct. 30, 2025
Bay St. Louis, MS

Nov. 15, 2025
Austin, TX

On August 8, Tasjay Productions released “2 Time 2 Riddim,” a reggae compilation featuring a diverse lineup of voices and themes. The initial three-track project introduced songs from Horace Martin, Esdras IS-RA-EL, and label artist Rad Dixon. Shortly after its release, Canadian reggae singer Tony Anthony was added to the mix, expanding the compilation’s scope and resonance.
 
Each track contributes a distinct flavor to the project. Horace Martin’s “Married Man” explores the complexities of love and lust within an affair, while Esdras IS-RA-EL takes a more traditional route with “I Love You,” a heartfelt tribute to his partner. Together, their songs bring intimacy and emotion to the riddim.
 
On the other side of the spectrum, Rad Dixon and Tony Anthony steer the compilation toward social and spiritual reflection. Dixon’s contribution, “Nah Trust,” confronts politics and the role of politicians—an especially timely message given Jamaica’s current election season. Anthony closes out the project with his interpretation of “Precious Lord,” the classic gospel hymn written by Thomas A. Dorsey in 1932, offering a soulful and reverent finish.
 
Smooth, melodic, and thematically balanced, “2 Time 2 Riddim” shows Tasjay Productions’ ability to bring together different aspects of reggae—from romance to protest to worship. It’s a concise yet powerful project that deserves a place in the playlists of reggae enthusiasts everywhere.

Mr. Cool‘s latest single, “Come Know Your King,” is now available on all streaming platforms. The track is an expression of faith and artistry, honoring Emperor Haile Selassie I as the King in the Rastafarian tradition. Built on a smooth, captivating reggae rhythm, the song carries both spiritual weight and an easy groove, offering something meaningful for reggae purists.

The inspiration behind the track is as unconventional as it is striking. Speaking about the moment that sparked the song, Mr. Cool recalled, “I was in my backyard smoking a skiff, and I wanted to see how long I could look into the sun, so I started to stare directly into it for about 20 to 30 minutes. After I came back in the house, I went right to my keyboard and started playing. That’s how I came up with the progression and started to write right away. It wasn’t all finished the same day, but that’s how it came about.” This raw and spontaneous creative spark evolved into a song that balances reflection with rhythm.

The project was entirely written, arranged, and produced by Mr. Cool, but he brought together a team of seasoned musicians to enrich the sound. Boswell Lawson provided the steady pulse on drums, while Rexford Gooden and Dave Manroe contributed bass layers that ground the track. Coptic Dennis Reeves added strings, Benero Benny Dyer offered alternative keys, and Tanisha Wedderburn brought warmth with her background vocals. Celia Baron’s saxophone lines completed the ensemble, weaving in soulful textures.

The track was mixed by Christopher Andre Pearce, better known as Mojo Herbs, at A.O.C Ambassador of Choice Studio.

For Mr. Cool, “Come Know Your King” is more than music—it’s a message. When asked what he hopes listeners gain from the song, he explained, “My wishes for the listeners are to come to the true realization that there is only one Creator, and that is H.I.M.”

For the first time, the beloved ska, rocksteady, and reggae pioneer Stranger Cole will embark on a nationwide tour of Australia. Scheduled for December 2025, he and his team have announced performances in Perth, Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne.

Despite having a following that would allow him to perform in much larger venues, Stranger Cole has deliberately chosen to do intimate shows across the nation, giving his “Australian family” (as he calls them) a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see and hear him up close and personal. See confirmed dates and locations below.

Fri. 5th Dec. 2025
The River, Margaret River

Sat. 6th Dec. 2025
Lynott’s Lounge, Perth

Fri. 12th Dec. 2025
Black Bear Lodge, Brisbane

Sat. 13TH Dec 2025
Brunswick Ballroom, Melbourne

Sun. 14th Dec. 2025
Jive Bar, Adelaide

Fri. 19th Dec. 2025
Paddo RSL, Sydney

Black Uhuru, the legendary Grammy-winning reggae group, is set to perform at Moe’s Alley in Santa Cruz on Saturday, September 13, 2025. Known for their unmistakable sound and deep influence on roots reggae, the band continues to bring timeless energy to stages worldwide, and their upcoming stop in Santa Cruz is no exception.

Sharing the bill is Rise Up, a roots rock reggae band hailing from California’s Central Coast and Bay Area, bringing their own dynamic style to the night. Keeping the rhythm flowing between sets, DJ Spleece will be on deck, curating a mix of music that keeps the crowd moving.

Doors open at 8 p.m., with the show starting at 9 p.m. Tickets are available now through Ticketweb for $45.76. This is a 21-and-over event, and valid identification is required for entry. Guests without proper ID will not be admitted, and tickets are non-refundable.

On August 22, 2025, reggae-dancehall artist Teflon Young King released his latest album, “Life Scriptures,” a ten-track project that blends fresh material with previously released songs. The LP continues his tradition of pairing hard-hitting rhythms with lyrical substance, giving his growing fan base exactly what they’ve come to expect: music with meaning.

“Life Scriptures” balances inspiration and conviction. On tracks like “Dreams,” “Never Surrender,” and “You’re Great,” Teflon lifts listeners with messages of hope and determination, underscoring his reputation as an artist who motivates through melody. His Rastafarian faith is also central to the project, with songs such as “Jah Is Love,” “Let Me Remind Them,” “Internet,” and “Wah Gwan” reaffirming his spiritual foundation while addressing both personal growth and social realities.

The album’s release came with the premiere of the official video for “Wah Gwan,” a standout collaboration with fellow reggae artist Pressure Busspipe. “Life Scriptures” is now available on all major streaming platforms, while the official video for “Wah Gwan” can be viewed on his YouTube channel.