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Luciano

5 concerts

Luciano (Jepther McClymont), born in Jamaica in 1964, is a renowned roots reggae singer. Known as "The Messenger," his soulful voice and conscious lyrics, influenced by Rastafarian faith, have shaped his prolific career spanning decades. He gained fame with hits like "Shake It Up Tonight" and "It's Me Again Jah," and continues to perform his authentic reggae worldwide.

Goldie

2 concerts

Goldie (Clifford Joseph Price MBE) is a pioneering British DJ/producer known for shaping jungle and drum and bass. He co-founded Metalheadz (1994). His debut album Timeless (1995) hit UK No. 7 and features “Inner City Life.” Awarded an MBE in 2016.

Burning Spear

1 concert

Born in St. Ann’s Bay, Jamaica, Winston Rodney, aka Burning Spear, is a roots reggae icon known for dread roots classics like Marcus Garvey and hits “Joe Frazier (He Prayed)” and “Marcus Garvey.” Calling Rastafari won a Grammy in 1999.

Maxi Priest

6 concerts

London-born British reggae and lovers rock singer Maxi Priest (born Max Elliott). Virgin Records debut You're Safe (1985) and breakthrough Maxi Priest (1988). His album Bonafide (1990) spawned US pop #1 “Close to You”; also hit with “Wild World.”

Yellowman

1 concert

Born Winston Foster in Negril, Jamaica, Yellowman became Jamaica’s first dancehall superstar, famed for nimble toasting and slack lyrics. His 1982 album Mister Yellowman hit internationally; key songs include “Zungguzungguguzungguzeng.”

The Dualers

13 concerts

South London ska and reggae band The Dualers, led by Tyber Cranstoun. Started busking in South London; released three studio albums that hit the UK National Album Charts. Headlined Ovo Arena Wembley and played Glastonbury and Rototom Sunsplash.

Aswad

6 concerts

Formed in Ladbroke Grove, West London in 1975, Aswad blended roots reggae with soul, funk and dub. They scored a U.K. pop chart No.1 with “Don’t Turn Around” and earned a Grammy nod for Rise and Shine.

Gentleman's Dub Club

9 concerts

Leeds-formed in 2006, Gentleman's Dub Club are a nine-piece UK reggae/electronic collective known for dub and soundsystem culture. Albums include FOURtyFOUR, Big Smoke, Dubtopia and Down to Earth; guests include Lady Chann and Taiwan MC.

Wayne Wonder

Jamaica-born dancehall/reggae singer Wayne Wonder (Von Wayne Charles); later hip-hop-leaning. Hit “No Letting Go”; albums "Da Vibe", "No Holding Back". Worked with King Tubby & Dave Kelly; collabs incl. Foxy Brown, Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes, J’son; wrote early Buju Banton hits.

Koffee

Spanish Town, Jamaica reggae sing-jay/guitarist Koffee—humble but forward-thinking—known for uplifting vibes, positive-change lyrics and global breakout in 2018.

Anthony B

Born in Clark’s Town, Trelawny, Anthony B is a roots reggae deejay/singer known for fiery, conscious lyrics and revolutionary live shows; author of “The Secret To A Mans Heart.”

Morgan Heritage

Born from the iconic family band Morgan Heritage, Gramps, Peetah, and Mr. Mojo are celebrated for merging Reggae styles globally. Known for dynamic performances and pioneering Reggae on the blockchain, they boast multiple GRAMMY nominations and over 36 million streams.

Dawn Penn

Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Dawn Penn made a mark in the rocksteady era with the hit "You Don't Love Me (No, No, No)." After a break, she returned with a '90s dancehall version, gaining renewed fame. Known for collaborations with Prince Buster and Steely & Clevie.

Shabba Ranks

Born in Jamaica, Shabba Ranks became the first dancehall artist to win a Grammy, known for his booming voice and hits like "Mr. Loverman". Collaborated with Maxi Priest, KRS-One & more. Pioneered reggae-hip-hop fusions.

Gyptian

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.

Sanchez

Born in Kingston, Jamaica, reggae singer Sanchez, known for silky vocals and pop covers like "Baby Can I Hold You," hit big with "Loneliness." His albums include 1989's Number One and 1995's Praise Him.

I Wayne

Born in Portmore, Jamaica, roots reggae singer I-Wayne gained fame with "Can't Satisfy Her" from his 2005 album Lava Ground. Known for ‘60s and ‘70s style reggae, he also released Life Teachings in 2011.

Popcaan

Jamaican dancehall star Popcaan, known for hits like "Only Man She Want," rose from Vybz Kartel’s posse to fame with collaborations including Drake and Gorillaz. Gained global recognition with trendsetting singles and high-profile tracks, consistently showcasing genre versatility.

David Rodigan

England-born reggae DJ known in England and Jamaica. Inspired by Millie Small’s “My Boy Lollipop,” he became a DJ at 15, joined Radio London in 1978, and later spent over a decade at Capital Radio before Kiss FM. Compiled The Kings of Reggae (2007).

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