It’s still summertime in Dallas, and that means blazing high temps are sticking around, but that doesn’t stop the touring musician! San Diego native and beach-vibe extraordinaire, Skyler Lutes, cruised his way from the west coast to the live music saturated neighborhood of Deep Ellum, Texas to spread a little Cali sunshine with local reggae outfit, Burning Slow. 

Learn from one of the best in the game: Sam Deen is offering a touring and photography mentorship. Sam Deen and his Sam Deen Productions have been at the top of the reggae content industry for a decade. Each year, Sam tours nationwide with Rebelution and his photography and videography drops are now legendary!

The Expendables brought the Pleasure Point Tour on a four-stop stretch through the Lone Star State, with friends Bumpin Uglies and Claire Wright. The first stop landed them in Dallas, Texas and Daily Reggae was there to cheer them on and capture some moments from the show on a beautiful Wednesday evening at the Granada Theater.

This is the first blog in our recap series of the Summer 2023 Tour featuring Slightly Stoopid, Sublime with Rome, Atmosphere, and The Movement’s. Notes and photos by Jeremy Morgan, of Highly Decent Photography and Daily Reggae contributor.

The time was around 11:15 a.m. on a beautiful Friday morning and the streets of downtown Long Beach were buzzing with out-of-towners and locals alike, all headed to the Marina Green Park for the love of reggae music. As the gates opened…

Shwayze and Audic Empire performed a rocking show on Thursday at Dallas’ Deep Ellum Art Co. The show was a stop on Audic Empire’s “Exes in Texas” tour, and Jeremy Morgan (Highly Decent Photography) was on the ground capturing these amazing moments from the night!

This week, Sensi Trails had a rocking show at Amplified Live in Dallas, and Jeremy Morgan was on the ground covering the event. Check out these incredible photos of Sensi Trails that Jeremy took!

Earlier today, Sister Carol brought incredible energy in her Truckee Reggae Fest 2022 set! Our photo editor, John Rouse is on-site at the two day festival and took this photo of the reggae legend!