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Rootfire is giving away a pair of tickets to Boomshaka Festival, taking place THIS SATURDAY, Jan 18 in San Diego, CA.
The 2020 lineup is a MASSIVE one! Iration, Cypress Hill, The Green, Don Carlos, The Movement, KBong, and Sensi Trails will be under one (hopefully flame-resistant) roof.… Read More
Rootfire is giving away a pair of tickets for any show on Pepper’s “Step To The Local Motion Tour,” which kicks off February 11 in Boston, MA.
Featuring special guests Kash’d Out and The Elovaters, this heavyweight tour will be hitting areas like New York, D.C., North Carolina, and Florida before swinging down through Texas and the Southwest enroute to Cali, Oregon, Washington, Colorado and more!… Read More
Do you love Reggae Music? Then surely you also love nine-time Grammy nominees outa the U.K., currently pushing their first new record in 15 years (Mass Manipulation), going ever-strongly by the roots-household name Steel Pulse.
Do you ever listen to one of their masterfully crafted tunes and wonder about the inspiration, the backstory, the ambition for the message?… Read More
Picture this:
You’re in The Elovaters, an up and coming reggae band near the end of a month-long tour which had you traversing the entire east coast, from Florida to Maine. Your recently upgraded tour bus provides a modicum of comfort but not a shred of privacy.… Read More
Rootfire is giving away a pair of tickets for any show on Phase 4 of The Movement’s “Ways Of The World Tour,” which kicks off January 18 at Boomshaka Festival in San Diego before continuing out to the Midwest.
Special guests Josh Heinrichs and Indubious will be on the bill Jan 29-Feb 28 with stops in Chicago, Grand Rapids, Denver, Salt Lake City, Berkeley, Santa Cruz, Portland, Seattle, Sacramento, Boise, Missoula and more!… Read More
Michael Franti is not on tour; he’s on a mission. A revival to spread peace, love, healing, acceptance, inclusion, tolerance and hope.
I often refer to my regular attendance at concerts as “church” because of the upliftment these experiences provide. While this may illicit scoffs from more casual listeners, people who largely ignore music, and/or the deeply devout who attend actual religious services, committed music fans will concur that these events can provide real, meaningful spiritual fulfillment.… Read More
