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Burning Spear with Wayne Wonder, Luciano, and more

Aug 3, 2024 at 12:00  ·  The National Bowl, Milton keynes The National Bowl, Milton keynes

Burning Spear
Aug 3
Burning Spear
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Franklin Town, Jamaica singer Wayne Wonder blends dancehall/reggae with hip-hop; known for “No Letting Go.” Worked with King Tubby, Dave Kelly, Buju Banton, Foxy Brown.
Luciano (Jepther McClymont), born in Jamaica in 1964, is a renowned roots reggae singer. Known as "The Messenger," his soulful voice and conscious lyrics, influenced by Rastafarian faith, have shaped his prolific career spanning decades. He gained fame with hits like "Shake It Up Tonight" and "It's Me Again Jah," and continues to perform his authentic reggae worldwide.
Wolverhampton-born DJ/producer Goldie pioneered jungle & drum and bass; Metalheadz co-founder. Made “Inner City Life” (Timeless UK #7); MBE; acted in Snatch.
Born in St. Ann’s Bay, Jamaica, Burning Spear (Winston Rodney) is a roots reggae/Rastafari icon—“Marcus Garvey,” “Slavery Days”—Rockers’ “Jah No Dead,” Grammy winner.
Lewisham-born British reggae/lover’s rock star with silky pop/R&B crossover; hits “Close to You” (US #1) & “Wild World”; worked with Sly & Robbie, Shaggy, UB40.
Born in Negril, Jamaica, Yellowman was dancehall’s first superstar; witty, raunchy toasting MC behind “Zungguzungguguzungguzeng,” produced by Junjo Lawes.
South London ska/reggae band The Dualers, led by Tyber Cranstoun; UK-charting albums, influenced by Marley/Skatalites; headlined Wembley, played Glasto & Rototom.
England-born reggae DJ/sound system star loved in UK & Jamaica; lifelong radio host (Capital, Kiss). Dubplate king; clashed w/ Kilimanjaro, Bodyguard, Stove Love; toured w/ Shinehead.
UB40 featuring Ali Campbell, formed in Birmingham, England, in 1978, pioneered British reggae, dub, and pop-reggae. Renowned for global hits like "Red Red Wine" and "Can't Help Falling in Love," they sold over 100 million records. The group, known for Ali Campbell's distinctive vocals, earned an Ivor Novello Award and a spot on the Music Walk of Fame. Their album "Unprecedented" was released in 2022.
Formed 1975 Ladbroke Grove, West London, Aswad fused roots reggae, dub, soul & funk; hits “Back to Africa” & UK #1 “Don’t Turn Around”; Grammy-nod; backed Marley.
Leeds-formed UK dub/electronic collective famed on the festival circuit (Glastonbury); co-founded Outlook Fest; albums FOURtyFOUR, Big Smoke; collabs Lady Chann.

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