Reggae Rise Up Festival Baltimore Tickets - Baltimore Peninsula

Dale and the ZDubs

1 concert

Maryland-based reggae-rock-ska-punk-pop band Dale and the ZDubs (aka Snail and the Zebras) are storytellers known for passionate songs, blending NC and GA vibes.

The Elovaters

29 concerts

The Elovaters, from America, blend reggae with progressive roots. Known for hits like "Boston," they won awards at the 2022 New England and Boston Music Awards. Their songs feature on SiriusXM and CBS’ Hawaii Five-O.

Rebelution

19 concerts

Rebelution, founded in Isla Vista, CA, is known for their reggae style. Their debut, "Courage To Grow," led to seven Billboard Reggae #1s. With a GRAMMY nod and electrifying live shows, they’ve graced festivals like Bonnaroo and Coachella.

Iration

12 concerts

Iration, formed in Isla Vista, CA, blends reggae with rock and pop, inspired by their Hawaii roots. Known for national tours since 2008 and festival hits like Lollapalooza.

The Expendables

15 concerts

The Expendables, born in Santa Cruz, CA, blend ska, surf-rock, punk, reggae, and metal. Known for hits like "Surfman Cometh," they've hit #1 on Billboard Reggae and collaborated with HIRIE, Tech N9ne, and Eric Rachmany.

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony

32 concerts

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, from Cleveland, Ohio, are iconic in hip hop, known for their rapid-fire flow and melodic style. They gained fame with hits like "Tha Crossroads" and collaborated with legends like Eazy-E, 2Pac, Notorious B.I.G., and Akon. Their albums, including *E. 1999 Eternal* and *The Art of War*, went multi-platinum.

Michael Franti & Spearhead

28 concerts

Michael Franti, born in Oakland, is a musician and activist known for hits like "I Got You," "Sound of Sunshine," and "Say Hey (I Love You)." His podcast "Stay Human" topped charts. Franti advocates for gun violence prevention and climate change activism.

The Movement

27 concerts

Alt-reggae band The Movement, formed in 2003, blends insightful lyrics with heavy drum and bass. Known for chart-topping albums and collabs with 311, Stick Figure, and more.

Joe Samba

11 concerts

Massachusetts-born Joe Samba blends rock ’n’ roll and reggae with gritty guitar and dynamic vocals. Known for hits topping charts and performing with The Dirty Heads and Pepper.

Tribal Seeds

13 concerts

San Diego's Tribal Seeds, formed by the Jacobo brothers in 2005, blend rock-reggae with Steel Pulse influences. Known for "Representing," they collaborated with Don Carlos.

Vana Liya

4 concerts

Vana Liya, a genre-blending vocalist from Hawaii, gained fame with reggae ukulele covers. Signed by Pepper’s LAW Records, she’s known for fresh island vibes and collaborations.

Crooked Coast

1 concert

Crooked Coast, a high-energy band from Massachusetts, blends punk, rock, reggae, and hip hop into infectious tunes. They've graced Boston Calling and Beach Road, creating powerful songs with undeniable hooks and vibrant live shows, fostering a devoted fanbase. Known for their self-produced music videos and graphic design, they blur music with visual art.

Damian Marley

18 concerts

Born the son of Bob Marley, Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley made history as the first Reggae artist to win a GRAMMY outside the genre, earning accolades for tracks like "Welcome to Jamrock." He has collaborated with Nas, Skrillex, Jay Z, and Ty Dolla $ign, continuing to influence music globally.

Redman

6 concerts

Redman, born Reginald Noble in Newark, is a hip-hop luminary known for his gruff delivery and funky style. With collaborations featuring EPMD, Method Man, and Christina Aguilera, his career highlights include seven gold and platinum albums, hits like "Blow Your Mind," and Grammy nominations. Redman also made his mark in films like *How High* and TV shows such as *Method & Red*. His work extends through his label Gilla House, with albums like *Muddy Waters Too*. Redman's legacy is cemented as one of hip-hop's most distinctive voices.

Jah Works

2 concerts

Jah Works, founded by Jah Rej in 1989, is a reggae label known for rare records. They’ve worked with Vivian Jones, Hornsman Coyote, Dub Crusaders & more.

Eli-Mac

3 concerts

Eli-Mac, born in the Philippines and raised in Hawaii, fuses reggae, R&B, and hip-hop with influences like Lauryn Hill, TLC, and Wu-Tang Clan, creating a unique sound.

Shwayze

15 concerts

American artist Shwayze blends hip-hop and alternative sounds with laid-back vibes. Known for feel-good anthems, he's also ventured into TV, film, and launched Shway Sticks.

Tropidelic

35 concerts

Tropidelic, a six-piece band from Cleveland, Ohio, blends reggae, hip-hop, and funk. Known for their energetic performances, they spread joy and originality on stage.

Method Man

1 concert

Method Man, born Clifford Smith in Hempstead, NY, emerged as Wu-Tang Clan's first solo star with his 1994 album Tical. Known for hits like "I'll Be There for You" with Mary J. Blige, he formed a duo with Redman, releasing Blackout! albums. An actor too, he's starred in films like Belly and TV shows like The Wire.

Collie Buddz

11 concerts

Born in New Orleans, raised in Bermuda, Collie Buddz is a dancehall singer known for hits like "Come Around." Famous for blending dancehall, soca, hip-hop. Worked with Busta Rhymes, Beyoncé. His albums have topped the U.S. Reggae chart.