Reggae Fest Atlanta Tickets - State Farm Arena

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Reggae Fest

5 concerts

Reggae Fest, an international concert and festival brand, originated in New York City. It is celebrated for its inclusive energy and curated experiences, showcasing traditional reggae alongside dancehall, reggaeton, and Afro-Caribbean fusion. The event fosters cultural exchange and community, drawing diverse talent and audiences with its quality sound and vibrant atmosphere.

Mavado

3 concerts

David Constantine Brooks, known as dancehall star Mavado, is a Jamaican deejay, singer and songwriter from Cassava Piece, Kingston. Mentored by Bounty Killer, he broke through with 2004’s “Real McKoy” and debuted in 2007 with VP Records’ Gangsta for Life.

Beenie Man

Grammy-winning Jamaican dancehall superstar, crowned King of the Dancehall in Jamaica (2009). The only dancehall artist voted Deejay of the Year in Jamaica for a decade; 3-time Grammy nominee and 2-time MOBO winner; collabed with Janet Jackson, Nicki Minaj, TI, Maya and Wyclef Jean.

Serani

Born in Kingston, reggae artist Serani, real name Craig Marsh, co-founded Daseca in 2001, producing hits like Sean Paul's "We Be Burnin'." Solo since 2008, known for "Doh," "No Games," & collaborations with Elephant Man and Tony Matterhorn.

Ding Dong Ravers

Busy Signal

Spice

Spice, the Queen of Dancehall from Jamaica, is celebrated worldwide for her dynamic style and cultural impact. Rising to fame with "Fight Over Man," she has collaborated with stars like Nicki Minaj and Sean Paul. Influencing artists including Cardi B, her debut album "10" earned a Grammy nod for Best Reggae Album in 2021, marking a historic achievement.

Vanessa Bling

Jamaican dancehall singer Vanessa Bling, also known as Gaza Slim, rose to fame collaborating with Vybz Kartel. Her 2012 hit "Everything Fi Hold Him" gained renewed attention when Cardi B featured it on Instagram. After legal issues with Kartel, Bling returned with the 2018 EP "Still Standing." Known for tracks like "Can't Do Without Me" and "Realest Girl."

Elephant Man

Dancehall star Elephant Man (O'Neil Bryan), born in Kingston, Jamaica, is famed for hits like "Pon di River, Pon di Bank." His energetic style led to collaborations with Mariah Carey, Busta Rhymes, and Major Lazer. Known for his vibrant stage presence and popular tracks like "Log On" and "Nuh Linga," he achieved success with albums such as "Good 2 Go" and "Let's Get Physical."

T.O.K.

Tony Matterhorn

Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Tony Matterhorn is a dancehall DJ known for his energetic live shows and hit "Dutty Wine." He won the 2000 Dancehall World Cup.

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State Farm Arena Arena Capacity: 21,000

1 State Farm Dr, Atlanta, GA 30303, USA

statefarmarena.com

+1 404-878-3000

About State Farm Arena

State Farm Arena is an up to 21,000-capacity indoor arena in downtown Atlanta, Georgia, originally opened in 1999 as Philips Arena and extensively renovated in 2018. Home to the NBA's Atlanta Hawks, it offers a modern, immersive event experience with a 360-degree concourse and advanced video displays, hosting major concerts and diverse entertainment.