A reggae rock lover travels the world and back for events that incorporate all their favorite artists. Imagine having virtually all reggae artists — from Jamaican reggae to island reggae to Cali reggae and back — all in one place. In one weekend. We cannot stress enough that this is the case for One Love Cali Reggae Festival. Taken over by Goldenvoice for the second year, One Love Cali Fest has grown from a friendly shindig at The Observatory in Santa Ana to an overflowing three-day reggae rock extravaganza on the breezy coast of Long Beach, nestled right at the Queen Mary shipliner. It doesn’t get much better than that February 7th-9th, 2020.
Or, does it? When we say ‘overflowing’, we literally mean there isn’t any room for more. There isn’t any more, at least, band-wise. Don’t believe us? Peep this 5th Annual lineup that just dropped this week in alphabetical order:
Imagine having virtually all reggae artists — from Jamaican reggae to island reggae to Cali reggae and back — all in one place.
4th & Orange, Alborosie, Analea Brown, Anuhea, Arise Roots, Atmosphere, B Foundation, Ballyhoo!, Black Uhuru, Bo Napoleon, Bumpin Uglies, Cali Conscious, Collie Buddz, Common Kings, Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley, Dirty Heads, Don Carlos, Eli Mac, Etana, Fayuca, Fia, Fortunate Youth, Half Pint, HIRIE, Horrace Andy, Inna Vision, Iration, Israel Vibration, Ital Vibes, Iya Terra, J Boog, Jason J, John Dank Show, Josh Heinrichs & Skillinjah, Kash’d Out, Katastro, Katchafire, Kyle Smith, Landon McNamara, LAW, Leilani Wolfgramm, Long Beach Dub All Stars, Low Budget, Marlon Asher, Matisyahu, Mighty Diamonds, Mike Love, Mike Pinto, Nattali Rize, Natural Vibration, Of Good Nature, One Drop, Pacific Dub, Passafire, Pato Banton, Pepper, Rebelution, Roots Of Mine, Sammy J, Seranation, Sister Nancy, Slightly Stoopid, SOJA, Steel Pulse, Stick Figure, Sublime With Rome, Tarrus Riley, The Abyssinians, The Elovaters, The Expanders, The Expendables, The Gladiators, The Green, The Movement, The Original Wailers, Thrive, Through The Roots, Tomorrows Bad Seeds, Trevor Hall, Tribal Seeds, Tunnel Vision, Wailing Souls and Yellowman.
Cali reggae? Check. Reggae rock? Check. Hawaiian islands in the house? Yep. A little bit of ska? You betcha. East Coast? Flying out, for sure. West Coast? Obviously. Roots reggae? Oh, those bands have a whole dedicated Roots & Culture Stage rotating around the clock, showcasing Steel Pulse, Tarrus Riley and all the other big JA names you see in the mix above.
Clearly, we do not need to elaborate more. In case you do need more details, visit the links below or grab your tickets on sale Friday, November 15th at 10am PST. Whether it be GA or VIp, single day, double-day or weekend passes are coming your way very, very soon at www.onelovecalifest.com.
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