Aggrolites Bring Dirty Reggae to Long Beach: Dirty reggae band the Aggrolites formed in 2002 out of the ashes of two other California bands — the Vessels and the Rhythm Doctors. The band was in the ...

LA “dirty reggae” vets The Aggrolites‘ 2006 breakthrough self-titled album (and first for Tim Armstrong’s Hellcat Records) was out of print on vinyl for years before Pirates Press gave it a ...

A couple of years after forming in 2002, the Aggrolites put the pedal to the metal. They commenced a grueling concert schedule that would take up nearly a decade of their lives. “We were constantly ...

Reggae Rise Up Oregon will return for its second year from June 12–14, 2026, bringing three days of reggae, roots, hip-hop, and genre-blending music back to the Deschutes County Fair & Expo Center in ...

Dirty Heads performed their own version of the song during a recent stop by the Rolling Stone offices, stripped-down take that highlighted the band’s striking vocal blend – plus a tasteful groove by ...

Depending on whom you ask, the sound of reggae is either one of spiritual enlightenment or the soundtrack to an awesome kegger. Rastafari might consider the music sacred, but frat boys and sorority ...

The Aggrolites like to call their brand of music dirty reggae. Before you let your mind wander, that translates into island sounds infused with a bit of soul. The band recently played Denver, but The ...

The Dirty Heads jump back to 1966 to color The Rolling Stones' "Paint It Black" with an acoustic reggae interpretation. By Billboard Staff In this week’s Mashup Monday installment, the Dirty Heads ...

It’s hard to forget the first time one watches a band live after hearing, embracing and memorizing the lyrics to the group’s studio tracks. There’s a sense of personal connection, of raw power and of ...

Reggae Rise Up Festival will debut its Las Vegas iteration in 2020, with headlining performances by Slightly Stoopid and Dirty Heads. The April 18-19 event is timed perfectly with 4/20, and additional ...

SOJA, the internationally acclaimed eight-piece from Washington D.C., have won their first career GRAMMY® in the "Best Reggae Album" category for their seventh studio album, Beauty In The Silence.