Every Wednesday, Mau Mau Chaplains hold services for the massive, laying down some of the best live reggae you’re eva gonna see. These guys have been playing together for years and know a thing or two about putting on a show to remember. …music to feed the soul and Winston’s
Austin's finest reggae players unite for a two sets of big sounds and good vibes. These professionals will be jamming the best of reggae classics old and new.
Saltwater Slide is a San Antonio-based reggae/rock band that has quickly become a staple in both local and regional circles. Those who are familiar with their music are accustomed to their positive, relatable lyrics, high energy live performances, and active contribution to their local community. You can catch the guys at
Every Wednesday, Mau Mau Chaplains hold services for the massive, laying down some of the best live reggae you’re eva gonna see. These guys have been playing together for years and know a thing or two about putting on a show to remember. …music to feed the soul and Winston’s
Come out to the Flam Can for a night of Reggae selections and live music. Jah Bill and Dngr host and select tunes throughout the night. At 10:00pm we open the stage to the ReggaeJam performance. All who wish to play should show up early and sign up with the
Lineup: Hail Marley! - midnite Roots from the Clay - 10 pm Roots from the Clay confronts real-world issues: Racial equality, poverty, and relationships are honestly examined through a pulsing reggae beat. Roots From The Clay’s influences come from Jamaican Roots, Lovers Rock, Dub and Dancehall Reggae music from the
Every Wednesday, Mau Mau Chaplains hold services for the massive, laying down some of the best live reggae you’re eva gonna see. These guys have been playing together for years and know a thing or two about putting on a show to remember. …music to feed the soul and Winston’s
On Friday January 31st don’t miss accordion player, Joel Guzman, and singer, Sarah Fox, plus their Grammy award-winning, Aztex, in a rare club appearance at Flamingo Cantina! Huerta Culture opens and cumbia favorites, Plan Sonidero, close! 9:30-10:30 Huerta Culture 11-12 Aztex 12:30-1:30 Plan Sonidero *Aztex draw from roots music all
Every Wednesday, Mau Mau Chaplains hold services for the massive, laying down some of the best live reggae you’re eva gonna see. These guys have been playing together for years and know a thing or two about putting on a show to remember. …music to feed the soul and Winston’s
Come out to the Flam Can for Austin’s only Open Reggae Jam! February 6, 13 & 20 is hosted by The Contrabandits! Signup starts at 9pm, At 10:00pm we open the stage to the ReggaeJam performance. Have a couple classic songs in mind you would like to play. (Backline provided)
BUY TICKETS The Mau Mau Chaplains and Hail Marley! are getting together to perform all your favorites in honor of the father of reggae. And Winston will be cooking up Jamaican food in the back. Come hungry and ready to dance! If you don’t already know the Mau Mau Chaplains
LINEUP: 12:30 AM Young Costello 11:15 PM Roustabouts 10:00 PM Rat King Cole
Every Wednesday, Mau Mau Chaplains hold services for the massive, laying down some of the best live reggae you’re eva gonna see. These guys have been playing together for years and know a thing or two about putting on a show to remember. …music to feed the soul and Winston’s
Come out to the Flam Can for Austin’s only Open Reggae Jam! February 6, 13 & 20 is hosted by The Contrabandits! Signup starts at 9pm, At 10:00pm we open the stage to the ReggaeJam performance. Have a couple classic songs in mind you would like to play. (Backline provided) No
TIX HERE Los Skarnales, Houston's infamous bad boys of ska, will rock you with their mixture of ska, reggae, rockabilly, swing, mambo, cumbia, and danzones, all performed with a punk attitude. DJ Joe Tropicana on the breaks plus special guest performances by Tiarra Girls & Rockin Lloyd Trip!
Aquifer: Tulsa native Heath Ham brings Aquifer a unique background that involves touring across the US with country bands, performing in jazz clubs, and professionally producing reggae and red dirt music. Through it all, his true passion has been for writing ska/reggae music. Heath’s diverse experience and unique upbringing in