The legend of Dennis Brown lives on as a three-disc compilation of his hit singles, The Crown Prince of Reggae - Singles (1972-1985),  will be reissued by 17 North Parade, a VP Records imprint, on November  16.

 

This collection of Dennis Brown hits promises to give Brown buffs a broader view of the legend than any previous compilations of his work. The  collection featuring anthems such as Revolution and Promised Land to  lesser-known works like Satisfaction Feeling and the gritty musical  ultimatum Praise Without Raise.

 

The bonus DVD sees Dennis Brown live in concert, backed by Lloyd Parks and We the People Band, in a 1979 performance at the Montreux Jazz Festiva -- the best-known music festival in Switzerland and one of the most  prestigious in Europe. It also includes seven additional hits that are  not included on the audio discs.

 

17 North Parade brings you these 47 Dennis Brown hits in one deluxe collector's package, which includes liner notes from journalist Carter Van Pelt, in a fitting tribute to this iconic artist.

 

Selected as one of National Public Radio's 50 Great Voices in 2010, Brown is the archetype of reggae vocalists and his unique, soulful sound has earned him legions of fans during his lifetime, including Bob Marley, who rated Brown as his favorite singer. Even with his premature passing in July 1997 at age 42, Brown's music continues to live on in the dancehalls and on radio today.

 

please write a letter via snail mail regarding keeping brother Wadi Gad in America!

 

sample letter:

 

To: Eloy Detention Center 1705 E. Hanna Rd. Eloy, AZ 85231

attn: Carlyle Daniel E207

 

To Whom It May Concern;

I am writing on behalf of Brother Wadi Gad (Carlyle Daniel) who I understand is being held by the INS and may face deportation.

 

I am the publisher of the world’s oldest and largest reggae magazine, called THE REGGAE FESTIVAL GUIDE (www.reggaefestivalguide.com) which educates and entertains people all over the United States and Canada about the importance and the spiritual aspect of reggae music. The magazine can also be seen around the globe through our digital edition. Wadi Gad graced the cover of our magazine several years ago.

 

I am also the publicist for Renegade Productions, Northern California’s premier concert company. www.renegadeshows.com

 

For the past 20 years, through my involvement with the above mentioned companies, I have worked with Wadi Gad many, many times. He is one of the hardest working musicians in the industry. He has a solo career but also backs numerous musicians who are on tour. I have ridden long distances in cars with Wadi going to festivals or home from a gig. I have talked to him many times on the phone. I know most of his friends. I see him over and over again at concerts and festivals where he is performing or networking.

 

He is a gentle, soft-spoken spiritual person that is much needed in our industry on the west coast. Please do not send him away from his home, friends and family. He must be about the same age as me and it is hard to start over. He is established here and welcome here.

Respectfully

Kaati 

Publisher

Reggae Festival Guide/RBA Publishing

SALUTES ICONS BUNNY WAILER, STEEL PULSE, TOOTS & MAYTALS, MIDNITE, CULTURA PROFETICA ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2010 AT BAYFRONT PARK

 MIAMI, FL – The Bayside Rocks Festival is being hailed as “The Woodstock of Reggae” for its nod to the nostalgic era of The Bob Marley movement with a salute to and performances by reggae icons Bunny Wailer, Steel Pulse, Toots & Maytals, Midnite and young Puerto Rican cult reggae band Cultura Profetica.  Bayside Rocks Festival will be held on Saturday, November 20, 2010 from 3:00 p.m. to Midnight at Bayfront Park  <http://www.bayfrontparkmiami.com/pages/events.html> at 301Biscayne Boulevard, in Downtown Miami. Over 15,000 are expected to attend this all day experience that will be a throwback to the musical energy and community spirit of Woodstock.

 

It has been generations since a line up for reggae giants have been assembled on the same stage. This “once in a lifetime experience will include three time Grammy Award winner Bunny Wailer <http://www.myspace.com/bunnywailer1>  of The Wailers, Grammy Award winning UK based Steel Pulse <http://www.steelpulse.com/> , the man who coined the word “reggae” himself Grammy Award winner Toots & Maytals <http://www.tootsandthemaytals.com/> , 100% roots rock reggae from St. Croix Midnite <http://www.midniteband.com/>  and Puerto Rico’s own cult band Cultura Profetica <http://www.culturaprofetica.com/> .  Also on the bill are Uriel Hamilton <http://www.myspace.com/urielhamilton1> , Mixed Culture <http://www.myspace.com/mixedculture32> , Bootleg <http://www.myspace.com/musicofroots> , Marcia Griffiths <http://www.marciagriffiths.net/> , Kulcha Shok Muzic <http://www.myspace.com/kulchashok>   and Big Life Sound.

 

Bayside Rocks is an all day celebration of cultural awareness and consciousness. Over the course of the entire day, the inaugural Bayside Rocks Festival 2010 will bring over 15,000 people to Downtown Miami. This highly anticipated cultural event was designed to cater to all genuine cultural expressions.

 

“This musical extravaganza will expose the public to music that embodies peace love and unity while immersing them in the exotic culture and dynamic energy that embodies reggae music. The line up includes the best of Jamaica, Puerto Rico, the U.K., St. Croix, and South Florida,” stated Bayside Rocks Festival producer, Alfonso D'Niscio Brooks.

 

Bayside Rocks Festival is also a “party with a purpose” giving a portion of its net proceeds to Voices United  <http://www.voicesunited.org/> a Miami-based non-profit youth organization, devoted to promoting cultural diversity through the performing arts.  

 

For tickets or more information about the Bayside Rocks Festival, please call the general hotline at 305-763-4509, email info@baysiderocksfestival.com or visit www.baysiderocksfestival.com.

 

All media inquiries should be directed to Circle of One Marketing <http://www.circleofonemarketing.com/>  at (305) 576-3790. Sponsorship and vendor requests should be directed to Michelle McKoy, 305-763-4509

 

Media Contacts:
Suzan McDowell, President/CEO
suzan@circleofonemarketing.com
Melissa Agudelo, Public Relations Coordinator
mel@circleofonemarketing.com
305-576-3790

ROCKHOUSE FOUNDATION DINNER & PERFORMANCE Tuesday, October 26th 6:00 pm cocktails, 7:00 pm dinner at Joe’s Pub, 425 Lafayette Street, New York City Featuring: Dinner prepared by Bradford Thompson, James Beard Award winning chef and creator of the menu at New York’s soon to be opened Jamaican Restaurant Miss Lily’s! An Update on the Rockhouse Foundation Projects in Jamaica Live Music Performance by John Forté, Grammy Nominated singer, songwriter, producer best known for his work with the multiplatinum group The Fugees. Tickets are $250 per person, Email event@rockhousefoundation.org Limited Seating Is Available so please respond ASAP All expenses related to the auction and event are fully underwritten by the Rockhouse Hotel. Every cent of every contribution supports Jamaicans in need. If you are unable to attend please consider making a donation by visiting our secure website: www.rockhousefoundation.org/donate.php The proceeds from this event will fund the work of Rockhouse Foundation in the Negril Area Community in Jamaica. Located at the western tip of Jamaica, the NegrilAll Age school, the Negril Basic School, the Negril Library and the Little Bay School serve the children of the area. In addition to supporting the existing programs at these learning institutions the foundation will be funding phase 2 of the capital improvements at the Little Bay School. Over the past six years many loyal and generous supporters of the Rockhouse Foundation have enabled us to invest over US$1,000,000 in community projects. The Rockhouse Foundation is a New York chartered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to initiate and support programs, services and organizations that combat the effects of endemic poverty in Jamaica. The Rockhouse Hotel and its owners underwrite all non program related expenses of the Foundation. Every cent of every donation supports Jamaicans in need. Projects are concrete and have an impact that you can see. In Jamaica, a donation goes a long way. Projects like the one undertaken at the schools would cost multiple times as much in the US. Most importantly, projects immeasurably improve the lives of children who need and deserve the same opportunities as children everywhere.

Seven years ago, Montego Bay businessman Mark Hart invited his old college friend, Luciano Blotta, an Argentinian filmmaker, to visit Jamaica and to bring his camera.  With no experience of Jamaica or reggae music, Blotta was immediately struck by the Island’s color and inner beauty. 

 

The film he would make, along with his relationship with the Island, evolved into a love affair with the sights and sounds of Jamaica.  Although RiseUp is essentially a documentary spotlighting Jamaican music, the film transcends genre and niche, seamlessly weaving three distinct stories into one inspiring feature-length movie that is both dramatic and vibrantly explosive.  

 

Upon viewing the film earlier in the year at a private screening on the Island, Chris Blackwell stated that “RiseUp is the best Jamaican film since The Harder They Come”.  International audiences have echoed the sentiment saying that RiseUp is like a ‘Jamaican Hoop Dreams' and the best movie to come out of the Caribbean in many years.  Both Jamaican newspapers, The Gleaner and The Observer, have praised the film, with accolades like “A New Classic.”  Directed and produced by Luciano Blotta, and produced by Darrin Holender, the film features appearances and performances by both emerging and legendary artists, with music by Sizzla, Daddigon, Sly & Robbie, Richie Spice, Turbulence and many others.  

 

Always an audience favorite, RiseUp has toured the world for 18 months as an officially selected festival and special event film, screening in over 20 countries and winning awards such as the 2009 AFI/DISCOVERY SILVERDOCS Best Music Documentary Award.  Earlier this year, RiseUp was chosen by New York’s Lincoln Center Film Society to celebrate Black History Month and a one-hour version of the film was broadcasted by many television networks worldwide including the BBC.  RiseUp’s performances worldwide have revealed a special connection between the film and audiences from diverse backgrounds with people dancing, laughing and crying in their seats. Core reggae audiences and music documentary fans have lauded the film for its authenticity and entertainment value, while general audiences have praised the film for its original storytelling, inspirational tone and beautiful imagery and sounds.

 

In an interview with Australian press, Blotta stated, "I saw how much talent there is [in Jamaica], how flamboyant, different and creative all these people were, and it really inspired me." He is excited to finally share his seven-year project with audiences in Jamaica hoping that Jamaicans will appreciate this priceless portrayal of a uniquely proud country.  Entertainment industry veterans like BBC’s Nick Fraser and HBO director/producer Marty Callner, have commended Blotta's efforts as an invaluable contribution to both the Jamaican culture as well as the medium of documentary cinema.  It is no surprise that Blotta has found a home on the Island, making time to shoot videos for Jamaica’s talent and business communities.  He hopes that RiseUp can be a testament to Jamaica as a positive and inspirational experience for Jamaicans and non-Jamaicans alike.

 

 

 

RastaEmpire.com is an online retailer that specializes in the Reggae and Rastafarian lifestyle products. Since opening in 2006, RastaEmpire.com has been dedicated to supplying the freshest Rasta clothing, accessories, music and books worldwide.

 

The Empire has the largest assortment of Bob Marley gear, Rasta wear and Reggae fashion at the lowest prices. RastaEmpire carries a wide variety of Rasta and Reggae jewelry, bags, footwear, headwear, and décor. If it’s available they have it.

 

Not only does RastaEmpire.com have the most complete selection of Bob Marley apparel on the internet, they have the most secure store. RastaEmpire takes every step possible to ensure the safety of customer’s personal information. They host their own servers and there are absolutely no third parties.

 

Customer satisfaction is a high priority to RastaEmpire.com. The Empire focuses on providing excellent and dependable customer service. There are RastaEmpire representatives available Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST to answer any questions about products, ordering and shipping.
Visit RastaEmpire.com to learn more about the Empire and check out their Rasta merchandise.

 

Join the RastaEmpire facebook to receive updates on new products and coupons at www.facebook.com/rastaempire .

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK - THE COALITION TO PRESERVE REGGAE MUSIC, (CPR) PRESENTS THE 6TH ANNUAL REGGAE CULTURE SALUTE BENEFIT CONCERT

 

 

The Coalition to Preserve Reggae Music, (CPR) presents the 6th Annual Reggae Culture Salute benefit concert on Saturday, October 30th, at Nazareth High School Performance Center 475 E. 57th Street (Clarendon Road & Avenue D). Doors open at 8pm, show time is at 9pm.

 

The family friendly celebration of the 80th anniversary of the coronation of Emperor Haile Selassie I and Empress Menen of Ethiopia will feature 1970’s trailblazing toaster Big Youth and singer, songwriter Ernie Smith. A musical tribute to Sugar Minott will feature Tony Tuff, Japanese deejay Nahki and New York based deejay Mikey “Mack Daddy” Jarrett. Mysitc Bowie, saxophonist Douglas Guthrie and Anthem Band will also perform. Master drummer, Junior Wedderburn of Lion King fame along with his group Ancient Vibrations, will perform nyahbinghi drumming and chanting.  Enjoy delicious Caribbean cuisine. Admission is $35 in advance. Visit www.cprreggae.org or call 718-421-6927 for information.

 

About CPR:

 

The Coalition to Preserve Reggae Music (CPR) is a charitable organization working to raise the bar in the creation, development, promotion and presentation of reggae music. CPR conducts educational forums, presents music events and conducts research to codify, curate and disseminate information about reggae music.

 

(VP RECORDS/GREENSLEEVES, NEW YORK) - A stellar cast of artists light up Hi Grade Ganja Anthems 3, the third volume in the successful series that celebrates the virtues of marijuana, available from Greensleeves Records on November 2, 2010. Its release on Election Day in the U.S. is no coincidence as Proposition 19 is up for vote in California, which if passed, would tax the sale of marijuana and regulate adult use in the state. Three other states are calling for similar measures this year and currently, marijuana is decriminalized and available for medical use in 15 states.

 

The blazing 18-track compilation features top artists from reggae to rock, all with hit singles fueling the other 'go-green' movement. Ganja Anthems 3 is also an international affair with Collie Buddz on his breakout hit "Come Around" (Bermuda), to Busy Signal on "Spliff Tail" (Jamaica), Ziggi on "Ganja Smoke In The Air" (Netherlands), Gyptian on "Sensi"(Jamaica), Alborosie on "Real Story" (Italy), and Richie Spice on his  smash hit "The Plane Land" (Jamaica), just to name a few.

 

California-based reggae band Slightly Stoopid hops aboard the herbal hype for "No Cocaine" featuring Inner Circle. 'The Fireman' Capleton then turns up the heat on the "No Cocaine Remix," which makes for a killer iTunes bonus track, releasing digitally and also on limited edition 7-inch vinyl. Greensleeves Records partners with record label Controlled Substance Sound Labs to promote this new hit remix.

 

The Ganja Anthems 3 experience continues with a limited edition digi-pak showcasing original art by Tony McDermott, and also includes a pack of king-sized rolling papers to inspire a maximized listening experience of these high grade tunes.

 

TRACK  LISTING

1. Guinney Pepper - Like The Chalice
2. Bushman - Legalize It
3. Ziggi - Ganja Smoke In The Air
4. Collie Buddz - Come Around
5. Slightly Stoopid Ft. Inner Circle-No Cocaine
6. Morgan Heritage - Plant Up The Herbs
7. Gyptian - Sensi
8. Tarrus Riley, Vybz Kartel & Demarco -Herb Promotion
9. Sizzla - Feed Up The Herbs
10. Lukie D - One Cup A Day
11. Queen Ifrica - Coconut Shell
12. Busy Signal - Spliff Tail
13. Capleton - Acres
14. Richie Spice - The Plane Land
15. Alborosie - Real Story
16. Cocoa Tea & Daddy Rings - Herb Fi Bun
17. Charlie Chaplin - Bubbling Telephone

18. Junior Reid - Free That Little Tree
19. Slightly Stoopid Ft. Capleton - No Cocaine Remix (iTunes Exclusive)

 

For more information on Hi Grade Ganja Anthems 3, log on to www.vprecords.com. Please direct all press inquiries to the VP Records/Greensleeves Publicity Department - Rhona Fox at 718-425-1151 or rhona.fox@vprecords.com.

DUBBER SIDE OF THE MOON features bass-heavy remixes of the complete Dub Side of the Moon album by Groove Corporation, Mad Professor, 10 Ft Ganja Plant, Adrian Sherwood, Dubmatix, Scientist and many more. The project grew out of the extensive worldwide touring schedule of the Easy Star All-Stars, as they both evolved the original arrangements of their most celebrated cover album and were exposed to new and developing styles of modern reggae, like dubstep. Honest Tune called the record: “Dub at its finest: dirty, emotional, spacey, disorganized, and beautiful.” The record is also available in colored vinyl as an LP.

 

 

Listen to Inner Circle’s new smash international hit “Kool Operator” featuring Reggae artist Buju Banton. The song is produced by Don Vito and features Cool from Cool & Dre on the hook. This record is big already & only getting bigger by the day. FREE BUJU

The 2010 REGGAE FESTIVAL GUIDE MAGAZINE  is available to read onine in digital format, page-by-page:

 

 

 

Currently Recording New Album Evolution of a Revolution at Tuff Gong Studios

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Joins Andrew Tosh for Historic Musical Collaboration

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Featured on New Recording with Reggae Singer Protoje

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Special Performance at Beat Breast Cancer Music Festival

 

Fresh from headlining performances at Reggae On The Rocks in Colorado, Festival International De Rhythmes Du Monde in Quebec, Rock al Parque in Colombia, plus two special fundraising events at the Brooklyn Children’s Museum in New York, GRAMMY-nominated Ky-Mani Marley has unveiled recording news and announced several personal appearances.

 

Ky-Mani is currently recording songs for his next album Evolution of a Revolution at Tuff Gong Studios in Kingston, Jamaica. This marks the first time that Ky-Mani has worked at the world-renowned studios founded by his father in 1965

 

“Recording at Tuff Gong is very meaningful to me because this is where it all started. My father built this studio not only to accommodate his children but also the less fortunate in the community. I felt at this point in my career it’s a necessary move to make and I’m happy I’ve been able to accomplish that. Now the journey continues,” said Ky-Mani. Known for his unique style of rock/soul/hip-hop infused reggae sound that transcends cultural lines, Evolution of a Revolution is expected to continue the musical exploration and features collaborations with artists from different musical genres. “This album will continue to highlight my various influences and will be a blend of genres that will touch the inner-soul of each listener,” Ky-Mani stated.

 

In another first, Ky-Mani has also joined forces with Andrew Tosh for a very special collaboration. The offspring of Bob Marley and Peter Tosh are recording together on “Lessons In My Life,” the lead single off Andrew’s acoustic tribute album to his father, titled Legacy. The two second-generation singers take turns on lead vocals on the updated interpretation of this timeless anthem. The song is especially prophetic as it was released on the album No Nuclear War only weeks before Peter’s untimely death. Fans should look for more collaboration between the two in the near future.

 

Ky-Mani is also featured on reggae singer Protoje’s latest single, “Rasta Love.” Produced by Donovan “Don Corleone” Bennett, “Rasta Love” is a powerful, conscious dancehall-meets-lover’s rock combination and will be included on Protoje’s upcoming album The 7 Year Itch.

 

Staying true to his humanitarian vision, Ky-Mani will lend his talents to the Basia Sports Foundation as they host the first annual Beat Breast Cancer Music Festival in Trinidad and Tobago on October 31. The foundation is a part of an organization that produces Basia and Basia Sports magazines as well as the popular Caribbean talk show, “The Basia Show” hosted by breast cancer survivor, Alicia Powell. The objective of the event is to change the thinking and approach to breast cancer for Caribbean people, and to help create awareness that the disease is beatable and curable. To be televised throughout the English speaking Caribbean, the event will raise funds for women for CT Pet Scans and reconstructive surgeries, because often times women are not diagnosed or treated accurately post detection and treatment. www.basiamagazine.com.

 

Finally, Ky-Mani also continues his tour promoting his memoir Dear Dad, released by Farrah Gray Publishing on February 6, 2010, what would have been his father Bob Marley’s 65^th birthday.

 

 

Saturday, October 16

New Karibbean City – Book Signing

Oakland, California

 

Sunday, October 31

The Beat Breast Cancer Music Festival @ Queens Park Savannah – Performance

Port of Spain, Trinidad

 

Saturday, November 20

Rotary Club Benefit Concert @ Truman Annex Waterfront – Performance & Book Signing

Key West, Florida

 

Tuesday, November 23

The Negril Escape Hotel – Acoustic Set & Book Signing

Negril, Jamaica

 

 

Ky-Mani Marley is a singer, actor, author, and humanitarian. He has four albums to his credit: Like Father Like Son, an album featuring cover versions of some of his father’s songs; The Journey, which reached #7 on the Billboard Reggae Album charts in 1999; 2001’s Many More Roads, which was nominated for a GRAMMY Award for Best Reggae Album; and Radio, from 2007, which has more of hip hop feel than his previous albums and reached #1 on the Billboard Reggae Album charts. In 2009, Ky-Mani started the Love Over All Foundation (L.O.A.F.) which is dedicated to the educational development of the youth by creating programs and distribution of grants that help promote positive change in low socioeconomic communities. Grants focus on education, music and sports, and are distributed worldwide.

 

www.kymani-marley.com www.facebook.com/kymanimarley www.myspace.com/kymanimarley

 

http://twitter.com/MaestroMarley www.loveoverall.org

 

Eric Kohler

With special guest CAS HALEY     
Oct 22, 2010     Cyprus Avenue     Cork IRELAND    
Oct 23, 2010     The Academy     Dublin IRELAND    
Oct 24, 2010     The Stiff Kitten     Belfast UK    
Oct 26, 2010     The Wedgewood Rooms     Southsea, Portsmouth UK    
Oct 27, 2010     Student Union     Leeds UK
Oct 28, 2010     Sub 89     Reading UNITED KINGDOM    
Oct 29, 2010     Cheese & Grain     Frome, Somerset UK    
Oct 30, 2010     Phoenix     Exeter UK   
Oct 31, 2010     Waterfront     Norwich UK

KY-MANI MARLEY
 http://www.myspace.com/kymanimarley
 http://www.facebook.com/kymanimarley 

 

Sunday, October 31
The Beat Breast Cancer Music Festival @ King George Park V
Port of Spain, Trinidad

 

Saturday, November 20
Rotary Club Benefit Concert @ Truman Annex Waterfront
Key West, Florida

 

Tuesday, November 23
Acoustic set & book signing @ The Negril Escape Hotel
Negril, Jamaica

 

 

October, 22^nd @ Usine a Chapeau, Rambouillet (78)

October, 23^rd @ Festival Roots, Kingersheim (68)

October, 26^th @ New Morning, Paris (75)

October, 28^th @ Le Hublot, Nancy (54)
October, 29^th @La Grange a Musique, Creil (60)

October, 30^th @ Du Rock et des Vaches Festival, Andard (49)

 

November, 2^nd@ Vooruit, Gent (BE)

November, 9^th@ Grenoble (38) details to come

November, 12^th @ Ebullition, Bulle (CH)

 

Check our website for update
http://www.clintonfearon.com/gigs.php

 

Check our channel for live videos

 

 

Fri Oct 22 10  08:00 PM
The Canyon Club in Agoura Hills, CA - TIMES:  6PM - Doors, 7:30 PM - Local A, 8:15PM - Local B, 9PM - COMMON SENSE, 10:30PM - PATO BANTON

Sat Oct 23 10  12:00 PM
Long Beach City College, Pacific Coast Campus in Long Beach, CA -

www.patobanton.com

www.myspace.com/patobanton

 

Sierra Leone Refugee All Stars
1-04-2011, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Jamcruise 9,

 

November 12 Fortaleza, Brazil Biruta

November 13 São Luis, Brazil Lagoa da Jansen

November 14 Belém, Brazil Cidade Folia

November 16 Buenos Aires, Argentina Teatro Gran Rex

November 18 Porto Alegre, Brazil Opinião

November 19 Recife, Brazil Clube Português

November 20 Salvador, Brazil República do Reggae

November 21 Brasília, Brazil UNB

December 2 Lima, Peru EMBARCADERO 41 Bambu Station

December 8 Vitória, Brazil Ilhacústico

December 9 Juiz de Fora, Brazil Cultural Bar

December 10 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Fundição Progresso Groundation

December 11 São Bernardo do Campo, Brazil Estância Alto da Serra Groundation

December 12 Belo Horizonte, Brazil Mix Garden 

 

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9eqgo7WT_w

 

 

 

Friday-Sunday, October 22nd-24th 2010

Greenfield Ca

Saturday-Sunday, October 30th-31st 2010

Buckeye,AZ Arizona

Saturday, October 30th 2010

Brooklyn New York

Friday-Sunday, November 12th-14th 2010

St. John's

Saturday, November 20th 2010

Miami Florida

Thursday-Saturday, December 2nd-4th 2010

Saturday, December 4th 2010

Byron Bay New South Wales

Friday-Thursday, December 17th-23rd 2010

Santiago Atitlan Lake Atitlan

Friday-Monday, December 17th-20th 2010

San Luis Obispo California

Thursday, December 23rd 2010 - Sunday, January 2nd 2011

Shashamene/Adama Shoa

Friday, December 31st 2010 - Sunday, January 2nd 2011