Events & Updates

Three-time GRAMMY Award-winning artist to embark on solo run with the “No Water in My Whiskey” Tour. “This tour is about real stories, real vibes, and bringing people together with music that moves the soul,” he promise

Elephant Man’s viral hit Pretty Little Baby has catapulted him back into the spotlight, with recognition on Billboard’s monthly picks and a strong climb on the iTunes Reggae chart. Riding the wave of its success, he’s set to headline Reggae Fest at The Fillmore in Philadelphia on August 9, before making his first performance in the U.K. in 20 years at Soak’d Pineapple on August 16

Reggae royalty Jr. Gong and Stephen Marley, alongside tour guest J Boog, are set to bring their infectious groove to Big Picnic Weekend on Saturday, August 16, while musical legend Diana Ross will close out the festivities with a grand finale performance on Sunday, August 17

The Unruly Boss expands his global footprint, bringing his curated festival to Canada this year after a successful debut in London last year

Vybz Kartel returns to the iconic Barclays Center in Brooklyn for the third time this year, following two back-to-back historic sold-out events in April. The event is part of Reggae Fest Massive Weekend—two nights of Caribbean celebration taking place August 29–30

The Grammy-winning reggae icon returns to New Jersey after over 15 years for a major concert at Hard Rock Live in Atlantic City, with special guests including Jesse Royal. Following 6 sold-out arena shows, this marks another landmark moment for Banton

The 6 lucky winners received the full VIP treatment as Magnum Tonic Wine delivered the Ultimate Dancehall Experience, from the grandeur of Reggae Sumfest to the authentic street party vibes of Boom Sundays

Grammy certificate ceremony 2025 set for September 13 at Audi showroom in Kingston, honouring many of reggae and dancehall’s contributors on the 40th anniversary of the inaugural Grammy award for best reggae album

Dancehall legend Bounty Killer is set to make a historic return to Toronto on August 23, headlining the Oasis Music Festival alongside longtime collaborator Cham, fellow dancehall heavyweight Dexta Daps, and soca powerhouse Mr. Killa

Review: Vybz Kartel’s coronation as king of dancehall sent the Sumfest crowd into a frenzy. Masicka left it all on stage, Shaneil Muir and Jamal lit up the hometown crowd, and Govana moved the audience with an emotional tribute