Aug 15, 2009 | Jamaica Observer
Top acts, great performances at Germany's Reggae Jam ...
The celebration of the 15-year anniversary of what is arguably the best reggae festival in Europe, Reggae Jam, was held in Bersenbruck, Germany on its usual grounds from July 31- August 2. It never disappointed its 45,000-plus fans with its star-studded line-up of over 40 reggae artistes and bands, which had critics in the music business showering ...
Bridging the distance to Kingston
When reggae great Anthony B wanted to spice up the music on his latest album, he turned to what on the surface seems like an unlikely source of Rastafarian pride - an Israeli.
Bridging the distance to Kingston
When reggae great Anthony B wanted to spice up the music on his latest album, he turned to what on the surface seems like an unlikely source of Rastafarian pride - an Israeli.
Reggae festivals nudge out Jamaican acts
In the world of entertainment, reggae festivals are big business. Some 60 reggae festivals will be held worldwide in the month of July, but Jamaican acts make up only about 25 per cent of the line-up, with the other 75 per cent being foreign acts who have made their name doing reggae music.
Musical happenings in and around the Capital City
Here's what's up, mon! The fourth annual Rise Up Vermont Roots and Culture Festival takes place this weekend on 1,500 acres of field and trails in Washington.
Reggae artist Shayar to perform in Charleston Friday
Get your island flavor a little closer to home when the Jamaican-born reggae and blues performer Shayar appears 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation.
Dancehall divas Ce'Cile and Spice are among the featured acts to perform at Culture Blend in St Maarten tonight.
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