Plan which city you’ll see Stick Figure perform. The reggae rockers have released the dates for the band’s “Enjoy The Ride Summer Tour 2027” and these are going to be inspiring high energy shows!

SunDub recently released the band’s brilliant new album, “Shoot Your Arrow”, and the LP’s title track sends a heartfelt message to reggae fans around the world to push through and reach for your dreams.

Miami reggae-soul band Chili Guys have released the new music video for “Listening to Reggae,” a laid-back tribute to the genre that inspired the group’s sound.

Ahead of the band’s new album, 7 Seas, due out this June, Dirty Heads have released the beautiful new song, “Better”, a reminder to keep your head up through the peaks and valleys.

Reggae on the River returns August 14–16 with along the Eel River in Humboldt County, delivering a legendary reggae experience rooted in music, nature, and community.

The Elovaters link up with Bryce Vine on “Pockets Full Of Sand,” a feel-good anthem that captures the essence of sun, love, and living in the moment. With smooth melodies and a laid-back groove, the track feels like a coastal cruise with nowhere to be but right here.

Relax with Algorhythm’s jamming “Surroundings, Vol.1: Jamaica” EP. The four track project is an absolute vibe with top tier production, catchy new tunes and some talented features that make this a must-listen for reggae fans.

The single avoids overproduction, instead relying on a steady tempo and well-placed horn and key sections to drive the melody The weekend is here, so go get some Ramen and pump the “Shoyu” while you do it.

This week’s pick for Song of the Week is “Leave The Light On” by The Elovaters, a warm, reassuring anthem about love that holds steady through distance and long nights on the road.

Dirty Heads inspire us to keep our heads up even when the water is choppy in “Seven Seas”. Things can get rough but this track brings us a sense of calm and belief to stay together and fight through.

Reggae collective IRIEspect returns with their sophomore project, Lost In Time EP, out now through DubShot Records. The release captures the band’s signature blend of roots and modern reggae, layered with dancehall, dub, rock, Latin, and hip hop influences.

Artikal Sound System have announced FREE meet & greets at select stops on their upcoming 2026 U.S. tour, giving fans a chance to connect with the band beyond the stage at no additional cost.

Stick Figure classic “Cocoa de Rock” is the Daily Reggae Song of the Week. This week the reggae community was saddened to hear about the passing of Cocoa, the beloved dog of band frontman, Scott Woodruff.

The major reemergence of reggae rock icons Sublime has been one of the biggest stories in reggae over the last two years and the band’s return to its vintage form with “Ensenada” make it the 2025 Daily Reggae “Song of the Year”.

Feel the soul of Dubbest in the heartfelt new track “Autumn Rain”. Daily Reggae caught up with Dubbest’s Ryan Thaxter to learn more about the band’s evolving sound and the track’s message.

French reggae band Dub Inc has released an amazing new album titled “Atlas”. Reggae fans will love the 12 track LP and the inspiring messages of love, hope and standing up for what you believe in. 

All in the name of love: Enjoy the new Slightly Stoopid track “Shine For You” ft. G. Love. This is such a feel good tune that reminds me about the importance of community and doing everything you can to help family and friends.

Stick Figure just announced an exciting new release — the Free Flow Sessions album, arriving November 13. This special project is remixed, extended, and reimagined, showcasing 12 hard-hitting dub-style reggae riddims.

Algorhythem’s “When the World Stops” delivers a soothing mix of reflection and groove. The vocals and rhythms create a track that feels grounding yet hopeful—an anthem for slowing down and finding peace when everything else is moving too fast.

Seven Suns is one of reggae's most promising bands and vocalist, Justin Kawika Young, reflects on creating a newly inspired take on the band's hit Many Feathers with Mike Love.