Image courtesy of Third Force News Article by Gavin Stuart, via Third Force News A galaxy of stars will join people across the world to tackle homelessness in the Worlds’ Big Sleep Out. This year’s event is taking place in 50 locations around the world, with organisers hoping to...
Photo by Fernando Aceves Article via Mail Tribune The best music performances aren’t always played at large venues. Eight-time Grammy Award-winning reggae artist and philanthropist Ziggy Marley said he enjoyed playing to the smaller crowd at Kids Unlimited in 2006 so much that he is back for another...
After completing his US Tour with Michael Franti, Ziggy Marley traverses onto Europe, starting on July 25th in Perranporth, UK. The tour will continue all over the continent, before his final show on August 26th in London. Other festival highlights include the WOMAD Festival in...
Video Courtesy of Te Karere TV Article by Jessica Tyson, via Māori Television Jamaican reggae musician Julian Marley was welcomed with a pōwhiri at the Auckland Airport today, exactly 40 years after his father, Bob Marley, also received a Māori welcoming in 1979. The 43-year-old is visiting as part...