(South Florida) – The iconic reggae band Inner Circle, aka the “Bad Boys of Reggae,” is on a mission to “Make Reggae Irie Again.” As part of their efforts to honor reggae’s roots and celebrate its rich cultural impact, the band will host a special private event at Circle House Studios on Wednesday, January 29, where media are invited to join the celebration.
This exclusive gathering will pay tribute to reggae legends Rohan Marley, Ky-Mani Marley, and several members of the legendary Toots and The Maytals. In addition, reggae ambassadors Third World and Kumar will lend their voices and spirit to the occasion, performing at upcoming events tied to this celebration of reggae music.
A Special Moment for Reggae Music
Inner Circle’s Ian Lewis shared his vision for this celebration, stating: “We feel reggae is looking for the essence of its spiritual and cultural ethnicity. We want to keep the universal message of love and reach people from the heart. I want to bring back the essence. Let’s Make Reggae Irie Again.”
With a career spanning over 56 years, Inner Circle continues to embody the love, longevity, and global impact of reggae music. The Grammy-winning band, known for classics like Bad Boys and Sweat, is also gearing up to release their new album, Reality, in 2025.
Event Details
• What: Media event featuring Inner Circle, Rohan Marley, Ky-Mani Marley, and members of Toots and The Maytals. Interview opportunities and event announcements for Reggae Month South Florida.
• When: Wednesday, January 29, from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
• Where: Circle House Studios – 13700 NW First Avenue, Miami.
Who Will Be There?
• Inner Circle (The Bad Boys of Reggae)
• Rohan Marley
• Ky-Mani Marley
• Members of Toots and The Maytals
• Third World and Kumar
Complimentary light bites will be provided by Golden Krust, and beverages will be offered by J.F. Haden’s Craft Liqueurs, founded by Maurkice and Mike Pouncey.
Reggae Month South Florida
The celebration doesn’t stop there. Reggae Month South Florida, inspired by Jamaica’s JaRIA Reggae Month (established in 2008), will spotlight Jamaican artists, businesses, and entrepreneurs through various events across Fort Lauderdale, Miramar, Plantation, and Davie. Event details will be announced during the January 29 gathering, with most events free to attend, requiring RSVP via Instagram @reggaemonthsouthflorida.
