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Reggae Events in Los Angeles
Reggae emerged in late 1960s Jamaica, evolving from the faster rhythms of ska and rocksteady into a distinctively slower, syncopated style. Find upcoming Reggae events in Los Angeles below.
Upcoming Reggae Events · Los Angeles
TUE 11 AUG
THU 13 AUG
FRI 14 AUG
The Western Conference, Siaosi, Keniye, K'Nova
Siaosi, The Western Conference, Keniye, K'nova
nz reggaereggaer&b
GARDEN AMP
Steel Pulse - Reggae Against Racism Tour
Steel Pulse
reggaeroots reggaeuk reggae
The Majestic Ventura Theater
Irie vibez after dark/Island Fridays!
dancehallreggaehip hop
Downtown Los Angeles
SAT 15 AUG
Saturdays: Tom Nolan Band
Tom Nolan Band
rocksoulpop
Redondo Beach Pier
Sammy Johnson
Sammy Johnson
nz reggaereggaer&b
House of Blues Anaheim
The Movement and Pepper
Pepper, The Movement
reggae rockreggaeroots reggae
The Mountain Winery
Capital Dub
The Nice, Capital Dub, Solution, I Forget
reggae rockreggaeprogressive rock
The Wayfarer
Dub Meeting 16 feat. Iration Steppas & O.B.F
O.B.F, Iration Steppas, General Zooz, Ryo Vibes, Mc Mello Banton, Rootsman, Dub Siren Hifi
dubdub technoreggae
Los Angeles
BLKLIST SATURDAY
DJ Compl3x
hip hopr&breggae
Legacy Lounge
CaliCoCo 2026
D'yani
dancehallreggaesoul
Fr3e Event Space
R&B Saturday Nights
r&bhip hopreggae
The Well
Soca In the City (Silent Party)
socadancehallreggae
Savoy Entertainment Center
SOCA IN THE CITY LA OUTDOOR SILENT PARTY
socadancehallreggae
218 S La Brea Ave
SUN 16 AUG
Rum Tiki Social 2026: Serpent & The Siren
Serpent, The Siren
exoticaworldambient
Roxanne's
Afrobeats Day Party
Blaq Pages
afropianoafrobeatsdancehall
Sofitel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills
Garden Amp’s Summer Bash
Steven Rodriguez, Dub 8, Remix
skar&breggae
GARDEN AMP
311 & Dirty Heads: So Glad You Made It Tour
311, Dirty Heads, Atmosphere, Rome
reggae rockfunk rockrap rock
Santa Barbara Bowl
Reggae Spot Presents: Reggae Sunday! Feat. INTENT
INTENT, DJ Rome
reggaeroots reggaedancehall
DiPiazza's
Steel Pulse / The English Beat / Eli-Mac
Steel Pulse, The English Beat, Eli-Mac
reggaeroots reggaeuk reggae
The Pacific Amphitheatre
The Movement and Pepper - HIGH TIDE SUMMER TOUR
Pepper, The Movement, Cydeways
reggae rockreggaeroots reggae
Libbey Bowl
Sound profile
A vocal-driven, danceable sound.
energy
45
danceability
80
valence
75
grit
40
organicness
85
commerciality
70
tempo
35
vocality
85
About Reggae
Reggae emerged in late 1960s Jamaica, evolving from the faster rhythms of ska and rocksteady into a distinctively slower, syncopated style. It is characterized by its signature 'skank' guitar strokes on the off-beats and a heavy, melodic bassline that often drives the song's melodic structure. Typically utilizing a 'one drop' drum beat where the emphasis falls on the third beat, the genre creates a relaxed yet rhythmically compelling atmosphere. Thematically, reggae often explores themes of social justice, spirituality, and pan-Africanism, maintaining a close semantic relationship with descendant genres like dub and dancehall while exerting a profound influence on global pop and hip-hop.
Also known as: Reggae
Parent genre:Reggae
Reggae events in Los Angeles - FAQ
- What is Reggae music?
- Reggae emerged in late 1960s Jamaica, evolving from the faster rhythms of ska and rocksteady into a distinctively slower, syncopated style. It is characterized by its signature 'skank' guitar strokes on the off-beats and a heavy, melodic bassline that often drives the song's melodic structure. Typically utilizing a 'one drop' drum beat where the emphasis falls on the third beat, the genre creates a relaxed yet rhythmically compelling atmosphere. Thematically, reggae often explores themes of soci…
- What Reggae events are in Los Angeles?
- Mood tracks all upcoming Reggae events in Los Angeles - concerts, club nights, and live shows. The calendar is updated daily with new events across all major venues. Browse the listings above to find tonight's Reggae events or upcoming shows this week.
- What are the characteristics of Reggae music?
- Reggae music scores high on organicness (85%), vocality (85%), danceability (80%), and lower on grit (40%), tempo (35%). These qualities shape the typical Reggae sound at live events and club nights.
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