Summer’s not over yet for reggae fans—KBong and Johnny Cosmic are hitting the road in support of their upcoming album Spirit of the Light, that came out August 29. To make the tour even sweeter, the duo are raffling off a signed guitar for just $10 a ticket!

With a catchy riddim, heartfelt sentiment, and Jesse’s vocals leading the way, “No Place Like Home” feels like both a celebration and a meditation — a love letter to Jamaica and a reminder of the roots that keep us grounded.

Massive news for reggae lovers across the Pacific — New Zealand’s iconic One Love Festival is making its long-awaited debut in Hawaii this fall. Known as one of the biggest and most beloved reggae gatherings in the Southern Hemisphere, One Love will touch down in the 808 on November 7 & 8, 2025, bringing its signature energy, culture, and island connection to Wai Kai in Ewa Beach, Honolulu.

Gramps Morgan, the GRAMMY Award winner affectionately known as the King of Country Reggae, is about to hit the road with his brand-new “No Water in My Whiskey Tour.” The U.S. run kicks off Friday, September 26, 2025 at Brooklyn’s historic Crown Hill Theatre — a city that holds deep personal meaning for Gramps.

Some bands flirt with fusion. Aurorawave kicks the door down. Their new album Monument isn’t a concept—it’s a collision, where roots reggae meets metal muscle, and both come out louder.

Hector Roots Lewis reminds us to enjoy life through it all in “Cosmic Roots”. The big time Jamaican singer-writer delivers conscious reggae music with a thoughtful pen to pad while teaming with the incredible Johnny Cosmic on production.

RECAP: Slightly Stoopid, Iration, and Little Stranger with a HUGE show in Irvine on Friday night. Their concerts are always a celebration of love, community, and music — and seeing them live truly makes you feel that connection.

Moon Taxi joins forces with Tropidelic on “Wonderful,” delivering a laid-back, feel-good track that blends reggae rhythms with indie-rock vibes. Smooth melodies and easygoing energy make it a tune you’ll be humming all day.

Daily Reggae and Bobby Hustle present Reggae High Five - Volume 2. There are so many exciting things happening in reggae today and here are five updates that you have to hear!

I’ve always enjoyed their music and I’m so impressed by their dedication and constant growth into the band they are today. Every aspect is on full display in “Visions”

This irie new tune is so chill and I love its relaxing and romantic vibe. Kings and Comrades always writes good vibe filled songs and I love the jamming guitar and catchy horn section!

The band was inspired to record their unique version of the popular song from the film, Lilo & Stich. I love how it turned out and the positive vibrations the track brings to listeners.

Reggae fans around the world love FIJI’s music and are honoring the late singer. As one of the greatest artists of the Pacific Rim, FIJI’s legacy is strongly felt and “One Way” is another gem to his catalog.

KBong & Johnny Cosmic know exactly what fans love: a breezy reggae-infused sound. Always authentic, you can feel their positive vibes through the speakers.

The 13 track album is the band’s best album to date and is an instant reggae rock classic! The album is an all around vibe and showcases their incredible songwriting, musicianship and production.

Ethan Tucker writes from the heart and fans can get excited about his upcoming album Daily Reggae caught up with the soulful artist to discuss new music and his latest collab “Bad Man” featuring Sean the Shaman.

This fabulous new track shares an important message to prioritize love and to enjoy life even when society sends distractions. I always love listening to Morgan Heritage and this song is so heartfelt as the reggae community continues celebrating the life and musical contribution of Peetah Morgan.

Ensenada delivers all the hallmarks of classic Sublime—reggae grooves, party rhythms, and heartfelt lyrics—while introducing Jakob as a confident torchbearer. It feels less like a resurrection and more like the start of a new chapter—warm, genuine, and alive with possibility.

From the opening bars, the rhythm grabs you—a deep bassline anchored by reggae-tinged guitar, smooth hook, and brass that nod to Slightly Stoopid's legacy.

The Santa Barbara-based reggae rock group connects reggae, rock and pop in a silky smooth fashion and its tracks always bring vibes while taking listeners on a trip down memory line.