Bogotá is preparing for one of those nights that never happen again.
Concrete Junglist connects directly with Jamaica and presents Hempress Sativa, one of the strongest voices in contemporary reggae, for the first time in Colombia.
On June 5, 2026, the Colombian capital becomes a territory of bass, culture and a conscious message with a session that promises to go down in history.
Europe lights up again... and this time Madrid goes into sound system mode.
ReggaeMad Fest 2026 returns this summer with a solid, diverse proposal well connected to global reggae culture.
Two days where roots, dub, ska and dancehall meet art, community and conscious vibe.
It's not just a festival: it's experience, culture and real connection.
Dancehall doesn't sleep... and neither does Papa Michigan. The legendary Jamaican artist returns in 2026 with a new direct hit to the system: “Grind Neva Sleep”, a single that connects the essence of classic dancehall with the energy of the global present.
From Kingston to the world, this release is not just music—it is mentality, discipline and sound system culture in its purest form.
Soul Dread celebrates its 18th anniversary on April 18 at Sala Urbana – Foro 360, Naucalpan, with a poster that directly connects Mexico and Jamaica: Horace Andy, Jesse Royal, Johnny Clarke, Skarra Mucci, Kybba and more.
Guadalajara vibes differently in March. On March 27, Alika performs in an intimate format at Bar Mar and Wana, with limited capacity for only 200 people in front of the sound system.
Alto Grado (Colombia) together with Los de Abajo (Mexico) present the official music video for "Somos Todo", a collaboration that reaffirms that Latin American ska is identity, resistance and brotherhood.
Reggae made in Mexico keeps writing its own story. On February 14, 2026, “Cuánto Me Gustas”, the new single by Gaby Red & Mike Dread, arrives on all digital platforms, a
Mexican dancehall in 2026 keeps gaining strength, this time with a classic flavor. “Enamorada”, the new single by Emyah Brown with Jahsave and Jahzzer, is a 100% Mexico-made production that
Reggae Month in Jamaica is more than a celebration: it is living memory, cultural identity and global projection. Every February the island highlights its music as heritage, social movement and language
KEZNAMDI wins with BLXXD & FYAH and reggae speaks loud. The 68th GRAMMY Awards (2026) once again placed reggae at the center of the global conversation—not as a passing trend but as a spiritual language
Dancehall keeps proving it has no limits. Dancehall Nice Again, the latest one-riddim album by Dasvibes, shows how the sound born in Jamaica vibrates strongly around the world.