Reggae News

• Barclays in Reggae Reggae Sauce link
  THE hunt for the Eastern Counties most enterprising family is on with Barclays Local Business and Levi Roots. Dragons Den winner and Reggae Reggae Sauce entrepreneur, Levi Roots, has teamed up with Barclays Local Business to hunt for the Eastern Countie […]
• Reggae on the River – Still at Benbow
  There’s something about Reggae on the River that gets the rumor mill grinding. In the last month the Journal has heard from readers that the annual concert put on by the Mateel Community Center was “definitely moving to a new location,” away from Benbow, that everything was in place for relocating to Riverview Ranch, home of the Redwood Run, or that the show […]
• 9th Puerto Galera Reggae Festival on April 28, 2012
  Do you love Reggae Music? Join Puerto Galera Reggae Festival this April and watch live performances from Coco Jam, Reggae Mistress, Jun Lopito, Lady I, Coffee Break Island, Turtle Club, Kapis and Iraya. 9th Puerto Galera Reggae Festival This years Puerto Galera Reggae Festival will be more exhiting with the participation of Papa U-Gee from […]
• 'Pass the Dutchie': UK reggae youth band lose 1980s song legal row
  A British reggae youth band who earned worldwide adulation for one of the 1980s most successful songs "Pass the Dutchie" has lost a bitter legal dispute over royalties after a judge ruled it was copied from a drugs tune. […]
• Reggae Party with The Wailers at the Flying Monkey
  Plymouth, NH. At 730pm on Saturday, March 31st The Flying Monkey is honored to present The Wailers. Together with Bob Marley, the Wailers brought Reggae to the world stage, promoting peace through music. The Wailers are widely known as the greatest living exponents of the Jamaican Reggae tradition performing today. NH's own Donkilo! Afro... […]
• Kaleb Brown to bring reggae to The Greene Turtle West March 24
  OCEAN CITY -- Local singer-songwriter Kaleb Brown and his band have become one of the most popular purveyors of reggae music in the area. […]
• Reggae In The U.K.: A Steady Force
  As long as there has been reggae, there has been U.K. reggae. But the way the Jamaican sound has filtered into the British pop mainstream hasn't always favored the black musicians who created or imported the style. […]