Calling all reggae fans – Rebelution is coming to the Washington State Fair. The group will perform on Sept. 1 with Iam Tongi ...

His early hits were filled with sexual innuendo. But he later switched to a soulful political message that resonated in 1970s ...

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The prolific musician released dozens of albums and even more singles throughout his lifetimeMax Romeo, the reggae singer ...

Max Romeo (born Maxwell Livingston Smith) died on April 11, 2025, because of severe heart issues that caused his death at age 80.

With a clear focus on refining their playing model and implementing strategies to tackle top teams, Jamaica’s senior women ...

Steven Seagal has made some horrendous misjudgements in his career, but none so awful as his attempt at making a reggae track ...

One of the longest performing reggae bands of all time, Jamaica’s Third World continues to captivate audiences with their ...

Lucky Dube's daughter Nkulee Dube performed a hit song by her late father. Online users were touched to see the beloved ...

Reggae star Max Romero, known for such songs as “War ina Babylon” and “Chase the Devil,” died on Friday in Saint Andrew Parish, Jamaica. He was 80.

Max Romeo, the reggae legend who broke through with a pioneering rude boy classic and soundtracked the political turmoil of 1970s Jamaica, died last Friday, April 11, The Guardian reports.

Watch the Austin FC home game at Q2 Stadium, or UT Beach Volleyball. Plus, the Reggae Festival returns to celebrate its 30th anniversary.