“Jah Is Love” is the latest release from Jamaican reggae singer and musician Clinton Fearon, who is based in Seattle, Washington. The song was shared on May 9, accompanied by an official lyric video. “Jah Is Love” will be included on Fearon‘s upcoming album, set to be released on June 6, 2025.

As the name suggests, “Jah Is Love” focuses on embracing and promoting compassion, kindness, and decency towards one another. In other words, it is an inspirational song that emphasizes faith in humanity. Click here to download it from your preferred music platform.

Luciano‘s U.S. tour continues with a stop at the Middle East Restaurant and Nightclub (Downstairs) in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on Wednesday, June 18th, a day before the Juneteenth public holiday.

Presented by Reggae Takeova, this 21-and-over event will also have performances by Roots Alley Collective, Jah Riffe, and Junior Rodigan. Advance tickets are now being sold on ticketweb.com.

The Joe Higgs Foundation has begun to share the names of the artists and public figures who will be honoring Joe Higgs through music and memories on Tuesday, June 3rd. The father of reggae will be celebrated at the Bob Marley Museum (56 Hope Road) in Kingston, the place Higgs once called home.

So far the foundation has announced that Fredlocks, Marlon Brown, Kenardo ‘Maestro’ Ellis, Abijah, and Joe Higgs‘ daughter, Claudia Higgs, will be performing. The festivity, which is both in-person and online via joehiggsreggae.com, will begin at 7pm Jamaica time.

On Saturday, June 7th, 7even Cities Entertainment will present Reggae Village, the gathering of the people. This live stage show will be held at one of the most picturesque places on the South Side of Trinidad, the beautiful San Fernando Hill.

Two of Jamaica’s reggae stars, Jah Mason and Norris Man, are on the lineup, along with Ghanian Afrobeat sing-jay Slim Flex and local artists Qmajur, Nisa, Gounzman, Dre Don, and others. DJs Fire Travis and Scantiliva Boss will be on the turntables. Click here to buy tickets.

Trinidadian reggae singer Marlon Asher, who rose to prominence with his first hit song “Ganja Farmer,” released in 2006, will be taking the stage at the Auburn Oddfellows Hall on Saturday, June 7th, 2025.

Farmer will be backed by the State of Emergency Band and supported by DJ Dubfyah, the opening act. This is a 21-and-older concert that will be hosted by Kurrency King. The Oddfellows Hall is located at 1226 1/2 Lincoln Way in Auburn, California.