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Steel Pulse

13 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.

Sean Paul

1 concert

Born in St. Andrew, Jamaica, dancehall singer-rapper Sean Paul broke worldwide in the early 2000s with Grammy-winning Dutty Rock and hits like Get Busy and Temperature. Known for collaborations, from Beyoncé’s Baby Boy to Sia, Clean Bandit, and Dua Lipa.

Junior Marvin

1 concert

Julian "Junior" Marvin, guitarist from the UK, joined Bob Marley & the Wailers in 1977, featured on key albums like Exodus and Uprising, collaborated with Burning Spear and Alpha Blondy.

Barrington Levy

3 concerts

Born in 1964 in Clarendon, Jamaica, Barrington Levy is a dancehall singer who helped shape the ’80s sound. Known for hits like “Collie Weed” and “Under Mi Sensi,” he won Best Vocalist at Britain’s Reggae Awards and scored a UK Top 20 with “Tribal Base.”

Kabaka Pyramid

7 concerts

Kingston, Jamaica native Kabaka Pyramid is a Grammy-winning Rastafarian lyricist blending reggae, hip hop and dancehall. A Reggae Revival pillar, he debuted with Rebel Music (2011) and released The Kalling (2022), produced by Damian Jr Gong Marley.

SHY FX

2 concerts

London-born DJ/producer Andre “Shy FX” Williams is a jungle/drum’n’bass veteran known for ragga-jungle. His 1994 UK Apache collab “Original Nuttah” hit the UK Top 40. He founded Ebony Recordings and Digital Soundboy.

Alborosie & Shengen Clan

1 concert

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.

Protoje

Protoje (born Oje Ollivierre), raised in Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica, blends reggae with hip-hop, soul and jazz. Broke through with Rasta Love (ft. Ky-Mani Marley) and Who Knows (ft. Chronixx). Grammy-nominated for A Matter of Time and Third Time’s The Charm.

Freddie McGregor

Mr. Vegas

Born in Jamaica, Mr. Vegas blends singing & toasting in dancehall tracks like "Heads High" & "Nike Air." Hits UK charts, collaborates with Sean Paul & Shaggy. Briefly retired in 2008, returned with own label, MV Music. Recently turned to gospel music.

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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