Julian Marley Margate Tickets - Dreamland

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Steel Pulse

10 concerts

Steel Pulse, formed in 1975 in Handsworth, Birmingham, pioneered British roots reggae with politically charged, Rasta-influenced music. Known for hits like "Handsworth Revolution" and "Your House", they won a Grammy for "Babylon the Bandit", becoming the first non-Jamaican act to do so. Their powerful sound advocates for social justice.

The Skints

12 concerts

The Skints are a London four-piece formed in Northeast London in 2007. Fusing reggae, ska-punk, dub, grime, hip-hop, soul and dancehall, they broke out with Live, Breathe, Build, Believe (2009) and the Easy Star-released FM (2015).

The Beat

11 concerts

Birmingham, England ska revival band formed in 1978, led by Dave Wakeling and Ranking Roger. Their 1979 2-Tone single “Tears of a Clown” hit the U.K. Top 10. 1980’s I Just Can’t Stop It went gold; MTV boosted “Save It for Later.”

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.

General Levy

1 concert

Born Paul Levy (1971) in Park Royal, London, General Levy is a British ragga DJ who rose via UK sound systems. Broke through with Original Length & Strength and Fashion Records releases Heat, Breeze and The Wig; made albums Double Trouble (with Capleton) and The Wickeder General.

Dreamland Margate

3 concerts

Julian Marley

London-born reggae singer/songwriter/producer; Bob Marley’s son. Ghetto Youths Crew w/Stephen, Damian & Ky-Mani; “Awake” Grammy-nom/award; played on Lauryn Hill LP.

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.

Reggae Roast

London UK reggae/dancehall crew Reggae Roast: label, events & 52kW “The Beast” sound system. Trojan Records collab on acclaimed album Turn Up The Heat; hosted Wailers, Lee Perry, Sly & Robbie, Rodigan.