Get off the couch and grab tickets to see Joe Samba and Dale and the ZDubs. The artists are set to hit both East Coast and Midwest cities this February and March and you know it’s going to be a fun night out!

Find new energy with Artikal Sound System’s “Get Me Out”. The talented reggae rockers turn up the pace in this upbeat reggae rock tune that motivates us to push beyond our comfort zones.

Plan your next date night to see Pepper’s “Small Kine” Tour. The reggae rock stars are hitting cities all along the East Coast this March and they always bring amazing energy!

Start your night rocking along with Bumpin Uglies and “Radio - Wolfman Remix”. Bumpin Uglies are one of the most unique bands in reggae rock today and this track brings a fun punk rock feel that reggae lovers will love!

DENM is bringing his reggae rock to a city near you! The singer-songwriter with rocking guitar chops kicks off the tour January 23 in San Luis Obispo.

Joey Calderaio made his Sugarshack Sessions debut with “Reputation To Protect”. The talented Florida-based reggae rocker and his band, The Future Buds, jammed out their session with an acoustic version of one of my favorite Calderaio tunes off the singer-songwriter’s “Moving Mountains” LP.

Reggae Rise Up’s “Winter Rock Reggae” features a rocking lineup including Rebelution, Steel Pulse and Dirty Heads. The two day festival will run February 15 - 16, 2025 in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Plan your next trip to Las Vegas around “Reggae in the Desert” 2024. The event is scheduled for April 19 at the Clark County Amphitheater and will feature an amazing lineup of reggae stars including Luciano, Third World, Skip Marley, and Kabaka Pyramid.

36 years after forming, and a decade as Sublime with Rome, the band’s two original members reunited with frontman Bradley Nowell’s son, Jakob, connecting generations of music fans!

While punk and reggae have gone together since Sublime, Bad Brains, and The Clash; aurorawave wants to test just how heavy reggae can get.

This week’s Daily Reggae Song of the Week is “Ride or Die Chick” by Roots of Creation, Kash’d Out and Brett Wilson. Turn up this smooth reggae rock anthem about that special someone that is always in your corner!

Stay focused in the “Here and Now” with Joey Calderaio’s new single. I’m loving Calderaio’s peaceful song that reminds us to slow down and enjoy the moment in front of us.

Sublime with Rome continue to close its beautiful chapter with epic shows like Friday’s “Friendsgiving” event in Los Angeles with Dirty Heads. ALT 98.7 is bringing the show to life at the Kia Forum and the event will also feature rocking bands like The Interrupters and Bikini Trill.

Live in the present and “Rise Above” with The Green Room and Signal Fire. This is my first time listening to a song by The Green Room and I’m digging this conscious new tune!

Plan a dream trip to Hawaii to see Rebelution perform in February 2025. The reggae rockers currently have two shows booked in early Feb. and will jamming along with Tribal Seeds!

Brush dust to the side and give love a try with Surfer Girl’s “Collecting Dust”. The reggae pop sensation has dropped another brilliant track that brings all the feels. 

Philly’s Dry Reef needs to be on your radar! The band’s latest single, “Easy I” is a grooving new track that beautifully blends genres including rock, pop and reggae.

“While preparing for release day, we wanted to change things up a bit. Our friends Daily Reggae decided to ask us a few questions for us to answer regarding the release. We wanted to give everyone more of an inside scoop of how some of these songs were created. Grateful for the opportunity 🙏🏼

Start your day rocking by listening to The Resinators new album, “VS.” The San Diego reggae rockers bring amazing energy to their music - whether you’re watching a set in-person or listening to their recordings.

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.