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Dirty Heads: New Album & Music Video

Arguably, the most successful reggae-fusion band from Southern California since Sublime, will release a new album on July 15th.

One of the longest tenured bands in the reggae genre will return to the United States, beginning in May.

Building an international following is a difficult task, but The Skints are planting the seeds in the United States.

Las Vegas is known to host the biggest events in entertainment and sports. Now, reggae has the spotlight.

One of the more recognizable voices in Hawaiian reggae will take his solo show on the road this spring.

SOJA typically plays 200 shows a year. For concertgoers, the next few months will be spent on the road.

After 35-years since the unfortunate death of Bob Marley, the reggae legend’s music still lives on with The Wailers.

One of the most recognizable names in Hawaiian reggae music will be touring the mainland United States this spring.

The pride of Guam will start their trek to the United States for the summer touring and festival circuit.

It’s rare for a festival to last more than three days. At Rototom Sunsplash get ready for eight days.