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The Margate Reggae Festival with Bitty McLean, Pato Banton, and more

Jul 12, 2025 at 16:00  ·   · £50 Dreamland Margate, Margate Dreamland Margate, Margate Tickets from £50

The Margate Reggae Festival
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The Margate Reggae Festival

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UK's Bitty McLean balanced '90s reggae-pop with classic vibes, countering gangster ragga. Known for hits like "It Keeps Rainin'." Worked with UB40 as producer and singer. Famous for creatively using Treasure Isle tracks in "On Bond Street KGN. JA."
Birmingham-born reggae artist Pato Banton gained fame with tracks like "Baby Come Back" with UB40. Known for his comic style, he collaborated with Ranking Roger and Mad Professor, and hit U.S. college radio with a cover of "Spirits in the Material World."
The Selecter, led by Pauline Black, the Queen of Ska, and co-fronted by Arthur ‘Gaps’ Hendrickson, excels in 2-Tone ska. Known for hits like “Three Minute Hero,” they celebrated their 40th anniversary with a global tour.
Born in Guyana, Mad Professor, a disciple of Lee "Scratch" Perry, revolutionized dub reggae with his digital age "Dub Me Crazy" series. Known for remixing Massive Attack's album as "No Protection," he runs Ariwa studio, influencing reggae and beyond with notable collaborations with Sade, the Orb, and Perry Farrell.
British reggae singer Maxi Priest, born in London, gained fame with hits like "Close to You" & "Wild World." Known for fusing reggae, R&B, and lovers rock, he collaborated with artists like Shaggy, and Robin Trower.

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Genre: Pop, Reggae

Join The Margate Reggae Festival concert in Margate at Dreamland Margate on Saturday, July 12, 2025, at 4:00 PM, featuring Bitty McLean, Pato Banton, and more. Tickets still available.

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