The legacy of reggae-punk sensation Sublime announced on Thursday that it has entered an exclusive partnership to market marijuana products for California’s regulated cannabis market beginning later ...

When The Elovaters first started playing their easygoing reggae rock at Boston clubs like The Sinclair and Brighton Music Hall, they were nervous about filling the rooms. So they had the venues ...

CLIFTON PARK >> One top notch tribute band is continuing a holiday tradition of playing an end-of-year show in the Capital Region. Each year, typically between Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve, ...

Sublime will honor the 30th anniversary of their classic self-titled third album during an April 17-18 stand at Red Rocks Amphitheatre outside Denver, and will perform the LP in its entirety for the ...

From the time they wrote their first original note together, Sublime with Rome’s legacy became a battle for acceptance. At the start of the journey in 2010, reforming from the ashes of Sublime, Long ...

VIRGINIA BEACH — Sublime, a 1990s-era band that gained worldwide fame for its blend of ska, reggae, surf rock and punk music, will headline the first day a new reggae festival at the Oceanfront. Chart ...

Tomorrow marks the 11th anniversary of the death of Sublime front man Bradley Nowell. Gadfly singer/guitarist Tommy Dubs says, "People are basically jacking the whole Sublime sound and style, and that ...

HOUSTON (KTRK) -- A packed house jammed out to the sounds of reggae at the House of Blues in downtown Houston. The January 24th show included three acts to entertain the diverse audience. The first ...

Sublime, the reggae-meets-ska SoCal band from the 1990s, never got to tour with their biggest hits. Bradley Nowell, their lead singer, died tragically before the band’s most well-known songs were even ...

YABBY You, who has died of a stroke aged 63, was one of Jamaican music's most individual figures. Known as the ''Jesus Dread'' because he wore dreadlocks but adhered to the Christian faith rather than ...

There was never any question that UB40 was going to be a reggae band. “We never even discussed what kind of music we were going to play,” guitarist Robin Campbell remembers. “When (his brother) Ali ...