More than 110 musical artists with gather under Seattle’s Bumbershoot over Labor Day Weekend with headlining performances from Bob Dylan, The Decemberists, Weezer, Hole, LMFAO, Mary J. Blige, Solomon Burke, Booker T., and more.
Day two of the Northwest Worldwide Reggae Fest featured performances from Madgesdiq, Tribal Seeds, Wisdom, Tippa Irie, Tuff Lion, Toussaint, Niyorah, and Ozomatli.
Portland native Madgesdiq sat down with OMN at the Northwest World Reggae Festival to discuss his personal philosophy and evolution from a basketball prodigy to a social commentator.
While it’s not the original line-up with, the new Digable Planets are reachin’ a new refutation of tedium and stagnation with their reunited band featuring a new DC-based Nigerian-American female MC.
Day one of the Northwest World Reggae Festival brought a variety of reggae legends and up and coming acts to the stage in a grooving beginning to the three day festival.
Queen Makedah kicked off the 6th annual Northwest World Reggae Festival in Marcola, OR with a powerful mix of gospel, reggae, R&B, and a message of love and harmony.
Matisyahu showed flashes of brilliance that where set apart from frustrating prolonged interludes at his McDonald Theatre performance on Tuesday, August 10.
On Friday with LA acts Children of Discord and the Unified Theory alongside NW performers Marv Ellis, Midas Dutch, and Elevated Entities.
The sixth annual Northwest World Reggae Festival takes place this weekend 20 miles north of Eugene in Marcola, OR with more than 30 acts set to appear over the three day fest.
A member of James Brown’s J.B.’s, Parliament-Funkadelic and his younger brother William “Bootsy” Collins’ Rubber Band, he passed away at his home in Cincinnati on Aug. 6 following a long battle with cancer.
Hasidic reggae vocal pioneer Matisyahu brings his unique musical vision to the McDonald Theatre on Tuesday, August 10.
Music scene mainstay Michael Franti and Spearhead played a passionate, diverse show for an energetic crowd at the Cuthbert Amphitheatre on August, 6.