Tickets for the Soundclash on Friday, September 27th and Reggae Rumble on the 28th are now availble for only 20 EUR, please write a message through our contact form if you would like to buy one. If you only need a ticket for friday night, you can get it through the YAAM Ticketshop. Capacity is quite limited this year. We highly recommend to buy tickets in advance to avoid the disappointment of not being allowed in.

You can also buy a screenprint of the artwork by Chema Skandal for 25 EUR. The prints will be limited to 30 copies, only 20 of these will be available in Europe. They come handnumbered and signed by the artist in the size of 18 x 24″ (457 x 610 mm).

UPDATE: The prints are sold out! Tickets are still available, don’t sleep on these.

Dresden is not far from Berlin and definitely worth the trip on the 27th of April. Two of our selectors will play their records at Ostpol, a cosy venue with a proper PA and a nice dancefloor. Join them for a night of jamaican vintage sounds at Wine and Grine.

27.4.2019 – 10pm
Ostpol, Königsbrücker Str. 47, 01099 Dresden

The list of musicians and singers involved in this project is simply incredible: Ken Boothe, Cedric Myton, Winston McAnuff, Robbie Lynn… We can’t wait for the summer, this is one of the reasons. Save the date!

UPDATE: Summer has arrived and some great news too. The Lineup is confirmed and Horace Andy will join the singers and musicians mentioned above. The venue is quite big but better be safe than sorry and get yourself a ticket in advance.

We’re glad to announce that our Rhythm Ruler will play records for the warmup and some after show drinks in the beergarden.

UPDATE2: Find some pictures of the show at reggaeinberlin.com

12.6.2019 – 6pm
Festsaal Kreuzberg, Am Flutgraben 2, 12435 Berlin

We love this short teaser by the man from Hamburg and look forward to a great night at the Maratone Rocksteady Club on saturday at Privatclub. See you on the dancefloor!

One of the most active contemporary bands influenced by jamaican music will be back on the stage of SO36.

The band’s musical style is distinct from their contempories; a mix of early Jamaican music with classic 50’s and 60s American styles. There are influences from 50s and 60s Rock’n’Roll, Rythmn and Blues, Jazz and Latin music. Singer Vic Ruggiero has coined the term ‘Jamaican Rock’nRoll.’ to describe it. He says, “The band might play a classic Jamaican style but the vocals are distinctly American east coast, revealing the obvious connection of Jamaican music to the Doo-Wop of Harlem and the Bronx.” Source: http://www.theslackers.com

Concert
18.11. 7pm
SO36, Oranienstr. 190, 10999 Berlin

Aftershowparty with selectors Agent Jay (The Slackers) and Boss K (ReggaeXplosion)
18.11. 11.30pm
Wowsville Bar, Ohlauer Str. 33, 10999 Berlin