The 2016 Grammy Award winners for Best Reggae Album, have announced additional tour dates in 2016.
Morgan Heritage is one particular band that has seen the fruits of their labor with sold out shows, Billboard Chart-topping albums, constant radio air play and, now, a coveted Grammy Award win. Hard work, determination and having faith in their process has all been worthwhile for Morgan Heritage. 
Their most recent studio release, Strictly Roots (2015) was their most successful album, commercially. This past year, the band has been featured on tour dates with Damian Marley, Stephen Marley, Tarrus Riley, SOJA and Rebelution, as well as headlining their own concerts throughout Europe, the South Pacific, Africa and the United States.
Morgan Heritage is performing extensively throughout Europe on the So Amazing World Tour. The tour is featuring concerts in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Norway, Austria, Netherlands and the United Kingdom, before returning to the United States in August.
Perhaps Morgan Heritage’s biggest American show of the summer will be their appearance at Reggae on the Rocks in Colorado. The one-day festival lineup will include 311, Iration and Steel Pulse, among others.
The United States’ leg of the So Amazing World Tour will feature tour stops in Baltimore, Chicago, Seattle, Portland, Salt Lake City and festival dates in California and Virginia.
Morgan Heritage has announced new tour dates among the islands of Hawai’i in September, featuring performances on O’ahu, Maui, Kauai and the Big Island of Hawai’i in September.
The last time Morgan Heritage performed in Hawai’i was December of 2014, featuring as the headliners at the Revive the Live Festival at the renowned Waikiki Shell on O’ahu, which featured performances by Fiji, J Boog and Hot Rain.
The Grammy Award winners are certainly not resting on their laurels in 2016.
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Video: Morgan Heritage – “Wanna Be Loved” (feat. Eric Rachmany)