The 15th Annual Spring Break Reggae Festival returns April 18, 2026, with Third World, Passafire, Through The Roots, Josh Heinrichs, Junior Toots, and more .

ROTR Returns August 14 - 16, 2026

Anthony B returns with “Rude Bwoy,” a roots-reggae anthem and the first single from his upcoming Ineffable Records album.

Soulmedic returns with “Where Did You Go?”—a hip-hop-infused reggae commentary calling out watered-down trends and championing real artistry over a crisp Statement Beats production.

WorldBeat Cultural Center hosts a Hurricane Relief for Sweet Jamaica fundraiser on November 29, 2025 with all proceeds benefiting the Peter Tosh Foundation’s Hurricane Melissa relief efforts.

The Sweet Jamaica Hurricane Relief Concert hits San Francisco on November 28, 2025, uniting top reggae artists and sound systems to raise funds for the Peter Tosh Foundation’s Hurricane Melissa relief efforts in Westmoreland, Jamaica.

International Reggae/R&B artist Tenor Blue releases his new single “Extra Vintage”.

Guyanese-American Ragga artist Soulfiya ignites speakers with “Try an Follow,” a heavy, bass-driven fusion.

JonQuan’s metro retro-sounding riddims with Rik’s contemporary singjay style.

Shaggy, Akon, and Aidonia ignite the dancehall with “Boom Body,” a booming VP Records production built to shell any session.

Irie Ites revives the iconic Hell A Go Pop riddim with a powerful 2025 remake featuring Capleton, Micah Shemaiah, Little Kirk, Young Kulcha, and Stinging Ray — blending classic roots energy with modern sound system fire.

Chronixx’s EXILE pushes reggae’s boundaries while staying grounded in its roots.

Micah Shemaiah delivers a powerful roots anthem with “Not for Sale”

“Kool Runninz” blends soulful vocals and modern roots reggae into a smooth anthem of peace and positivity.

Macka B voices on a modern remake of the “Drum Song” riddim by Street Rockaz Family

Old roots, new rhythms for Bulby York’s fifth studio album

Alborosie Announces New Album Nine Mile, Releases New Single "Trench Town Legend"

More new music from Skip Marley

Jah9 returns with “Hurricane,” produced by Winta James.