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Beres Hammond with Channel One Sound System, The Congos, and more

May 25, 2026 at 12:00  ·  Brockwell Park, London Brockwell Park, London

Beres Hammond
May 25
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London's Channel One Sound System, established 1979 by Mikey Dread and Jah T, delivers roots and dub reggae globally, renowned for their hand-built bass, Notting Hill Carnival presence, Red Bull Culture Clash win, and "Down In the Dub Vaults" (2023) release.
Queen Ifrica is a roots reggae artist from Montego Bay, Jamaica, known for socially aware lyrics and powerful live performances. She established herself with songs like Lioness on the Rise, Montego Bay, and Below the Waist, and collaborated with Stephen Marley on Four Women. Her work champions conscious reggae, Black empowerment, and cultural pride.
The Congos, a Jamaican duo of Cedric Myton and Roydel "Ashanti" Johnson, are best known for their 1977 reggae masterpiece "Heart of the Congos", produced by Lee Perry.
British-Ghanaian producer, DJ and songwriter shaping modern Afrobeats, blending African rhythms with R&B, house, amapiano, jazz, soul and electronic. Known for Mr Eazi collabs “Bankulize” and “Skin Tight”, plus projects Leap of Faith and Colour.
Born in Annotto Bay, St. Mary, Jamaica, Beres Hammond is a leading lovers rock hitmaker known for his soul-driven vocals. Ex-Zap Pow singer, he broke through with One Step Ahead and Tempting to Touch; One Love, One Life earned a Grammy nod.
Lutan Fyah, born in St. Catherine, Jamaica, is a reggae singer known for messages of unity. With roots in a musical family, he joined Buju Banton’s Gargamel label and toured with Jah Mason. His albums include "Dem No Know Demself" and "Phantom War." He founded Old Capital Music Group, collaborating with Stand Out Living Original and Symphonic.
Gyptian, born in St. Andrew, Jamaica, mixes reggae with R&B. Known for hits like "Serious Times" and "Hold You," he has collaborated with Nicki Minaj and Diplo. His albums "My Name Is Gyptian" and "Love, Sex and Reggae" showcase his conscious roots and pop style.
Jada Kingdom, from Bull Bay, Jamaica, merges dancehall, R&B, pop, and jazz with themes of introspection and empowerment. Debuting with "Love Situations" in 2017, her hit "Banana" gained global attention. Known for tracks like "GPP," she has collaborated with John Legend, Popcaan, and more. Accumulating over 90M Spotify streams and 200M YouTube views, she's praised by The FADER, Rolling Stone, and Billboard.

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