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Groundation with Iration, Steel Pulse, and more

Apr 17, 2026 at 11:00 AM, 12:00 PM, 1:00 PM and 6:59 PM  ·  Auditorium Shores, Austin, TX Auditorium Shores, Austin, TX

Groundation
Apr 17
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Iration is an alternative/reggae band formed in Isla Vista, CA. With reggae roots and a Hawaii upbringing, they blend rock and pop into a smooth sound. Touring nationally since 2008, they’ve played festivals like Lollapalooza and Sunfest.
Born and raised on O'ahu, Hawai'i, Mike Love blends reggae and Rastafari roots with rock, pop, R&B, soul, blues, flamenco, and jazz. His healing, message-driven music and evolving live performances have built an organically grown fanbase.
Born in New Orleans, raised in Bermuda, dancehall singer Collie Buddz broke out with “Come Around,” which topped the U.K. charts and hit No. 1 in Jamaica. His 2017 album Good Life topped the U.S. Reggae chart; later self-produced Hybrid.
San Diego rock-reggae band Tribal Seeds formed in 2005 by brothers Steven and Tony-Ray Jacobo. They released debut album Youth RebelLion (2005), plus Tribal Seeds (2008) and The Harvest (2009). Representing (2014) hit the Billboard 200.
Born in the Philippines, raised in Italy and Hawaii, HIRIE is a U.S. reggae artist blending island roots, pop hooks, and diary-like lyrics. Her self-titled debut hit the Billboard reggae charts, making her the only woman in the Billboard Reggae Top 10 at the time.
Through The Roots (TTR) is a pop-reggae band based in San Diego and Hawaii, formed in 2008 by singer Evan Hawkins and keyboardist Brady O’Rear. They tour nationally and released the Nashville-recorded self-titled album TTR (2022).
Formed in 1998 by Harrison Stafford, Groundation blends roots reggae with jazz, dub, and global rhythms. Known for deep grooves, intricate musicianship, and socially conscious lyrics, they bring an improvisational spirit to modern reggae.
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.
Reggae Rise Up Festival is a prominent American music festival series hosted by Reggae Rise Up, a leading festival production and promotion company. Originally launched as a flagship event in Florida, the festival has expanded nationwide to states including Arizona, Utah, and Maryland, bringing together a diverse lineup of reggae, dancehall, hip-hop, and alternative rock acts.
Camile Velasco, known as Eli-Mac, is a Philippines-born, Hawaii-raised artist blending reggae, R&B, and hip-hop. Her rebellious style draws early influence from Lauryn Hill, Salt N Pepa, TLC, Erykah Badu, Wu-Tang Clan, Nas, Tupac and Janet Jackson.
Fortunate Youth is a reggae rock sextet from Hermosa Beach, Southern California. Since their 2011 debut Irie State of Mind, they’ve released 10 LPs/EPs DIY; all charted Top 5, with three #1s, and have toured globally with Slightly Stoopid, Stick Figure, and SOJA.
Cas blends Southern soul and reggae, reimagining country and rock hits with his unique style. Known for seven albums, he’s acclaimed for bridging genres worldwide.
Kingston-born reggae singer/producer, Bob Marley’s son; 9x GRAMMY winner behind “Mind Control” & “Revelation,” collab’d with Lauryn Hill, Nas, Clapton.
Born in Maroon Town, Jamaica, Jesse Royal sings roots reggae: heavy riddims, Rasta spiritual lyrics. Known for hits “Always Be Around,” “Gimme Likkle”; mentored by Marley circle; produced by Fatis Burrell; topped US reggae charts with "Lily of da Valley".
Audic Empire is a DIY grassroots band known for blending rock, jam, pop, hip hop, and alternative styles. They produce original music in their own studio, maintaining full creative control.
Rik Jam (Ronaldo Ricketts), born/raised in Fletcher Land, now in Stadium Gardens; clean, positive singer shaped by church + St Andrew Technical choir.
Original Koffee, born Mikayla Simpson in Spanish Town, Jamaica, is a Grammy-winning reggae, dancehall, and pop artist. Known for her positive lyrics and modern sound, she gained fame with hits like "Toast" and "Rapture." Her EP "Rapture" earned her a Grammy for Best Reggae Album, making her the youngest and first woman to win. Her album "Gifted" and collaborations with artists like Sam Smith showcase her versatile talent.

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