Positive Vibration - Festival of Reggae
The Baltic Triangle
Liverpool
Merseyside
Tel: +44 (0)7412211004
Tel: +44 (0)7412211004
Due to the disruption caused by Covid-19, the UK's award winning festival of reggae Positive Vibration, has been postponed until 11-12 June 2021.
Fortunately, the venues, lineup and other activities planned for this year will roll over into 2021. Therefore, if you have already bought a ticket, you are advised to keep hold of it as it will still be valid for next year.
Since its inception in 2016, Positive Vibration - Festival of Reggae has established itself as one of the country’s most exciting and eclectic reggae festivals, playing host to internationally renowned bands, legendary sound systems + selectors and some of the brightest new talent.
Next year’s festival is no exception, with some absolute heavyweights already confirmed, including:
Confirmed line-up so far:
Gentleman’s Dub Club
Hollie Cook
The Twinkle Brothers
Mad Professor ft Sister Aisha & Ponchita Peligros
General Levy & Joe Ariwa
Zion Train
Don Letts
Tippa Irie, Horseman & The Upper Cut Band
Mungo’s Hi Fi ft. Charlie P
Neville Staple Band
African Head Charge & Gaudi
Ruts DC
Mellow Mood
DJ Vadim & Jman
The Nextmen ft. Gardna
Kiko Bun
O.B.F ft Sr. Wilson
Sinai Sound System
Kioko
Oxman
Adam Prescott
Levi Tafari
Rubber Dub
In addition to the live music, Positive Vibration will play host to:
For the Family
Over the festival weekend, there will be a plethora of activities + workshops for all the family, including dub poetry classes with Levi Tafari + Curtis Watt, arts & crafts with Square Pegs, screen-printing with The Paper Moon, Capoeira classes with Capoeira For All, live performances from Staged Kaos, plus lots more.
Reggae Q&A
One of the most engaging aspects of the festival, the Reggae Q&A is a panel discussion which focuses on the impact of reggae on British music, culture & society.
Next year’s panel will be chaired by music journalist, John Robb and will feature other industry experts, TBA.
Art of Reggae Exhibition
A highlight of the festival, this incredible exhibition, which supports the Alpha Boys School in Jamaica, will showcase 100 reggae-inspired posters, designed by illustrators + artists from over 40 countries. All posters can be bid on via silent auction.
Further information on the exhibition and launch will be announced in due course.
Jamdown Market
A host of traders offering a diverse selection of food, drink, records, clothes, arts & crafts, jewellery, health and well-being.
If you would like to trade at next year’s festival, please contact info@posvibefest.com
Tickets
• Adult Weekend Tickets - ONLY £50
• Teenager (12 - 17 years) Weekend Tickets - ONLY £15
• Children under 12 go FREE on both days.
Season (11 June 2021 - 12 June 2021) |
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