Rebelution

1 concert

Founded in Isla Vista, CA, Rebelution broke out with 2007 debut Courage To Grow. They scored seven consecutive #1 albums on the Billboard Reggae Chart and earned a 2017 GRAMMY nomination for Best Reggae Album, plus major U.S. sell-out tours.

The Expendables

4 concerts

Santa Cruz, CA band The Expendables blend ska, surf-rock, punk, reggae and metal. Formed as high-school friends, they hit #1 on the Billboard Reggae chart with the 2017 Moment EP, featuring HIRIE, Tech N9ne, Eric Rachmany and Micah Peuschel.

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 Offspring

8 concerts

Southern California punk rock innovators, The Offspring have sold over 45 million albums worldwide. They’ve released over 10 studio albums and toured globally. Current lineup: Dexter Holland, Noodles, Todd Morse, Brandon Pertzborn, Jonah Nimoy.

The Interrupters

40 concerts

The Interrupters are a Los Angeles ska/punk quartet formed in 2011, fronted by Aimee Interrupter with brothers Kevin (guitar), Justin (bass) and Jesse (drums). Influenced by ’80s 2 Tone ska and ’90s punk; the Bivonas worked with Tim Timebomb And Friends.

Kolohe Kai

2 concerts

Kolohe Kai is the Pacific Island reggae project of Oahu-born singer/songwriter Roman De Peralta. Blending ukulele localism with roots reggae, pop and R&B, he released This Is The Life (2009) and the award-winning Paradise (2013) and Summer To Winter (2019).

The Movement

13 concerts

Formed in 2003, alt-reggae band The Movement features lead singer/guitarist Joshua Swain. Their album Ways Of The World (2019) debuted at #1 on the Billboard Reggae Chart and stayed in the Top 10 for 40+ weeks.

Goldfinger

5 concerts

Goldfinger is an LA-based ska-punk band formed in 1993. They helped ignite the U.S. ska-punk explosion of the ’90s, breaking out when “Here in Your Bedroom” hit heavy rotation on KROQ. They set a Guinness World Record with 385 shows in a year.

Kyle Smith

2 concerts

Kyle Smith is a Ventura, CA artist pushing the limits of the Cali Reggae sound, blending influences from hip-hop, punk rock, and pop. Known for songs about mistakes, imperfections, addictions, and struggles, plus high-energy band performances.

The Ries Brothers

2 concerts

St. Petersburg, Florida's Ries Brothers, Charlie and Kevin Jordan, forge a soulful blend of rock, blues, funk, and reggae. Charlie uniquely commands lead vocals, drums, and keyboard bass simultaneously, while Kevin provides guitar and harmonies. Renowned for dynamic live shows, they've collaborated with G Love and 311.

Surfer Girl

31 concerts

Surfer Girl is a Wayland, MA band led by Carter Reeves (former Aer frontman), blending indie-pop, reggae, surf-rock, and hip-hop. Known for high-energy coastal anthems, they’ve played Tortuga, BeachLife, and Vans Warped Tour.

SOJA

5 concerts

SOJA are a Grammy Award-winning roots reggae band with over two decades of global touring. Their album Beauty in the Silence features collaborations with UB40, Slightly Stoopid, Stick Figure, and Rebelution.

Common Kings

3 concerts

Common Kings are a Polynesian reggae-rooted band from Orange County, California, formed by four college mates. They’ve achieved pop crossover success since 2011. Their 2017 debut album Lost In Paradise earned a GRAMMY nod for Best Reggae Album.

Eureka Sound

4 concerts

Southern California's Eureka Sound, founded in 2014 by Ryan Kordich and David Yun, masterfully blends roots reggae with jazz, soul, and funk. Known for conscious music, their albums "In Dub" (2026), "In Time" (2025), and "Rediscover" (2025) showcase collaborations with artists like Nick Sefakis and Tribal Seeds. Their debut EP achieved a top 3 iTunes reggae chart position.

For Peace Band

3 concerts

For Peace Band, originating from Guam, blends Roots, Rock, and Reggae with an authentic island vibration. Formed in 2012, they are known for conscious reggae music and positive messages. Albums include "Forwards Ever" (2014), "Always Love" (2018), and "Massive & Crew" (2024). They won 2014 Island Music Awards for Best Original Song and 2015 for Best Reggae Band. Collaborations include Josh Heinrichs and Iya Terra.

Jakobs Castle

2 concerts

Jakob Nowell, son of Sublime frontman Bradley Nowell, fronts Jakobs Castle. A former member of Southern California rock act LAW, he created the 14-song Enter: The Castle with producer Jon Joseph, blending California influences with internet underground culture.

SULLVN

7 concerts

Sitting On Saturn

5 concerts

Sitting On Saturn, a Southern California trio, delivers high-energy rock, indie, ska, and punk. Comprised of Hoyt Yeatman, Kyle Hart, and Trevor Smith, the band built a significant social media following. They have toured with major artists and played notable festivals. Their discography includes albums like "Looking Past Red Flags" and popular songs such as "Chest Hair" and "I Need A Nap". The band has collaborated with various acclaimed musicians.

Kanaka Fyah

4 concerts

Kanaka Fyah is a reggae band from the Big Island of Hawaii, known for authentic island sounds blending Roots Reggae, Dancehall, Ska, Hip-hop, and Rock. Their music, with conscious lyrics and positive vibes, explores themes of cultural pride. Popular songs include "Only Jah Jah Knows" (over 11 million streams), "The Underground Is Here," and "Morning Sun." They have collaborated with artists like Braddahoodz and Pohaku.

The Last Call

2 concerts

The Last Call is a Southern California reggae rock band formed by veterans of the San Diego music scene, including members of Diego Roots, Split Finger, and Mix Mob. Their sound blends sun-soaked melodies with punk rock energy. Known for embodying the spirit of SoCal reggae rock, they released the EP "One More Round" and the single "Yesterday".

Doah's Daydream

1 concert

Doah’s Daydream is San Diego-based Korean American singer-songwriter Doah Lee, blending Cali reggae, rock, funk, soul, and K-pop into an uplifting sound. Her song “Ready to Love” won 2025 Best Soul funk song at the San Diego Music Awards.

Joe Samba

1 concert

Massachusetts-born singer, songwriter and guitarist Joe Samba blends rock ’n’ roll and reggae with island grooves, gritty guitar and dynamic vocals. He’s topped charts at #1 and performed alongside The Dirty Heads and Pepper.

Band of Gringos

3 concerts

Band of Gringos (B.o.G.) is a power trio from Ocean Beach, San Diego, CA. The band features Cody Sherman (guitar, vocals), Spence Noble (drums), and Kasey Dring (bass), blending diverse influences into an eclectic sound.

The Gaslamp Killer

1 concert

The Gaslamp Killer (William Benjamin Bensussen) is a Los Angeles DJ/producer, founding figure of Low End Theory and curator of the Airplane Mode residency. Known for bass-heavy instrumental hip-hop and global rare grooves. Albums include Breakthrough (2012) and Heart Math (2020).

Cappo Kelley

1 concert

The Resinators

2 concerts

The Resinators, a San Diego-based trio originally from the Pacific Northwest, are known for their high-energy live shows and unique "Rock/Punk/Reggae/Funk" sound. They gained a strong West Coast following with their blend of genres. Their discography includes the EP 'Vacation' and the album 'VS', which earned a San Diego Music Awards nomination for Best Local Recording. Popular songs include "Anthem" and "Come Home Sober". They have shared stages with artists like New Kingston.

Landon McNamara

2 concerts

Oahu, Hawaii singer/songwriter Landon McNamara made his debut with acoustic, reggae-tinged pop album A Dollar Short & a Minute Late (2016), produced with Noah Cronin; it hit No. 1 on digital and Billboard reggae charts.

Kekoa The Artist

2 concerts

Kela Sako

2 concerts

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