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Reggae Rise Up Festival with Stick Figure, Pepper, and more

Jun 23, 2023 at 12:59 PM and 1:00 PM  ·  Baltimore Peninsula, Baltimore, MD Baltimore Peninsula, Baltimore, MD

Reggae Rise Up Festival
Jun 23
Reggae Rise Up Festival
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Crooked Coast, a high-energy band from Massachusetts, blends punk, rock, reggae, and hip hop into infectious tunes. They've graced Boston Calling and Beach Road, creating powerful songs with undeniable hooks and vibrant live shows, fostering a devoted fanbase. Known for their self-produced music videos and graphic design, they blur music with visual art.
Iration, formed in Isla Vista, CA, blends reggae with rock and pop, inspired by their Hawaii roots. Known for national tours since 2008 and festival hits like Lollapalooza.
The Expendables, born in Santa Cruz, CA, blend ska, surf-rock, punk, reggae, and metal. Known for hits like "Surfman Cometh," they've hit #1 on Billboard Reggae and collaborated with HIRIE, Tech N9ne, and Eric Rachmany.
Eli-Mac, born in the Philippines and raised in Hawaii, fuses reggae, R&B, and hip-hop with influences like Lauryn Hill, TLC, and Wu-Tang Clan, creating a unique sound.
Dale “Snail” and the ZDubs blend reggae and rock, sharing raw, live stories. Known for hits with The Elovaters and Passafire, they've toured with Sublime and Slightly Stoopid.
Savannah's Passafire, formed in 2003, blends a punchy, progressive reggae-rock style. Known for hits and topping the Reggae Chart with 'Vines'. They've worked with Paul Leary and launched Flame Guy Records.
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, from Cleveland, Ohio, are iconic in hip hop, known for their rapid-fire flow and melodic style. They gained fame with hits like "Tha Crossroads" and collaborated with legends like Eazy-E, 2Pac, Notorious B.I.G., and Akon. Their albums, including *E. 1999 Eternal* and *The Art of War*, went multi-platinum.
Michael Franti, born in Oakland, is a musician and activist known for hits like "I Got You," "Sound of Sunshine," and "Say Hey (I Love You)." His podcast "Stay Human" topped charts. Franti advocates for gun violence prevention and climate change activism.
Alt-reggae band The Movement, formed in 2003, blends insightful lyrics with heavy drum and bass. Known for chart-topping albums and collabs with 311, Stick Figure, and more.
Massachusetts-born Joe Samba blends rock ’n’ roll and reggae with gritty guitar and dynamic vocals. Known for hits topping charts and performing with The Dirty Heads and Pepper.
The Elovaters, from America, blend reggae with progressive roots. Known for hits like "Boston," they won awards at the 2022 New England and Boston Music Awards. Their songs feature on SiriusXM and CBS’ Hawaii Five-O.
Rebelution, founded in Isla Vista, CA, is known for their reggae style. Their debut, "Courage To Grow," led to seven Billboard Reggae #1s. With a GRAMMY nod and electrifying live shows, they’ve graced festivals like Bonnaroo and Coachella.
American artist Shwayze blends hip-hop and alternative sounds with laid-back vibes. Known for feel-good anthems, he's also ventured into TV, film, and launched Shway Sticks.
Tropidelic, a six-piece band from Cleveland, Ohio, blends reggae, hip-hop, and funk. Known for their energetic performances, they spread joy and originality on stage.
Method Man, born Clifford Smith in Hempstead, NY, emerged as Wu-Tang Clan's first solo star with his 1994 album Tical. Known for hits like "I'll Be There for You" with Mary J. Blige, he formed a duo with Redman, releasing Blackout! albums. An actor too, he's starred in films like Belly and TV shows like The Wire.
Born in New Orleans, raised in Bermuda, Collie Buddz is a dancehall singer known for hits like "Come Around." Famous for blending dancehall, soca, hip-hop. Worked with Busta Rhymes, Beyoncé. His albums have topped the U.S. Reggae chart.
From Maryland, Higher Education is a psychedelic rock trio led by the Devaney brothers and drummer Bradley Wilson. Known for energetic shows and unique songwriting, their album 'We're Not Getting on the Radio' showcases their signature sound.
San Diego's Tribal Seeds, formed by the Jacobo brothers in 2005, blend rock-reggae with Steel Pulse influences. Known for "Representing," they collaborated with Don Carlos.

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