Asake Performs ‘M$NEY’ Live for First Time at Intimate London Spotify Concert
Asake saved one of his most-talked-about tracks for a room small enough that you could actually see his face when he did it.
Asake saved one of his most-talked-about tracks for a room small enough that you could actually see his face when he did it.
Here’s a detail that puts Rupert Bent II’s career in immediate perspective: in 1967, he was the guitarist on “Lips of Wine,” the debut single from a 10-year-old Dennis Brown, produced by Derrick Harriott.
The last time Vybz Kartel and Mavado shared a stage was 2008, and the fact that ‘A Taste of Sumfest’ is bringing them back together on July 18 at Plantation Cove in St Ann is already enough to send dancehall fans into a frenzy.
Sixteen years in Negril, and just like that, Dream Weekend is packing up and heading east.
Alborosie just put Europe on notice. The Sicilian-born reggae veteran and his Shengen Clan crew have officially announced the Nine Mile European Summer Tour 2026, and the rollout started exactly where you’d expect in 2025 — straight from the artist’s own Facebook, no middleman, no press release fanfare.
Skillibeng just announced the Oakland stop of his Bad Man She Love Tour, and he’s bringing Moliy along for what he’s calling their first-ever performance of “Shake It to the Max” in the city.
Davido didn’t just drop a release date — he dropped a declaration. His announcement for the new single “I Know Who I Be,” due June 26, 2026, came with the message “The journey to the throne begins,” which is the kind of language that gets people talking before a single note has been heard.
Spragga Benz walked away from the inaugural Journey to Kingston concert with more than a birthday celebration — he received the Key to the City of Miramar.
The Grateful Dead used to change a lyric mid-show just for him. “We used to play for acid,” Bob Weir would sing.
The case that accused Spotify of letting bots inflate Drake’s stream counts has been thrown out — but the door isn’t fully closed yet.