Reggae on the River Returns to Northern California in August 2026
One of the world’s most respected reggae festivals is officially coming back.
Read MoreRas-I - Reggae Mountain (Feel No Way)
Rising Jamaican reggae artist Ras-I delivers his new single 'Reggae Mountain (Feel No Way)'. The track is a modern take on classic uplifting roots reggae music. It's the first single from his upcoming 2026 album, releasing on Ineffable Records. Ras-I received the award for Best New Reggae Artist at the 2024 Caribbean Music Awards, and his song 'Somewhere Wonderful' was used as the official song for the Jamaica Tourist Board this year.
Spring Break Festival 2025
The 15th Annual Spring Break Reggae Festival returns April 18, 2026, with Third World, Passafire, Through The Roots, Josh Heinrichs, Junior Toots, and more .
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ROTR Returns August 14 - 16, 2026
Read MoreAnthony B - Rude Bwoy
Anthony B returns with “Rude Bwoy,” a roots-reggae anthem and the first single from his upcoming Ineffable Records album.
Read MoreSoulmedic, Statement Beats "Where Did You Go?"
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.
Read MoreStrength & Unity - Hurricane Melissa Relief Concert (SD)
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.
Read MoreSweet Jamaica - Hurricane Melissa Relief Concert (SF)
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.
Read MoreTenor Blue - Extra Vintage
International Reggae/R&B artist Tenor Blue releases his new single “Extra Vintage”.
Read MoreSoulfiya - Try And Follow
Guyanese-American Ragga artist Soulfiya ignites speakers with “Try an Follow,” a heavy, bass-driven fusion.
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