3rd Friday Reggae with Mykal Rose, Brady Shammar & Stay Positive Sound

About :

For over 25 years, Michael Rose has been recording and performing his brand of militant, hardcore Jamaican music to the delight of reggae fans around the world. As a solo artist, with Black Uhuru, and back as a solo artist, the "Ruff" Rose has achieved great success throughout his career, even as different Jamaican musical styles have phased in and out of popularity.

Perhaps the highest profile recognition came in 1984, when Michael Rose and the other Black Uhuru members (Duckie Simpson, Puma Jones, Sly Dunbar, and Robbie Shakespeare) won reggae's first Grammy award for the album, Anthem. But the story doesn't begin with Black Uhuru. In 1976, Michael Rose was already a seasoned performer, having honed his skills by performing on Jamaica's hotel circuit. When an early incarnation of Black Uhuru (Ducky Simpson and Errol Nelson) approached Michael to join the group, he already had several solo singles to his credit. These include the original "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner" and "Clap the Barber," both recorded for producer Niney The Observer, and "Running Around" for Winston Campbell.

About Brady Shammar:

Brady Shammar is an Afro-centric singer, songwriter, producer and arranger from Kingston, Jamaica. She is no stranger to the business. She has graced the stage with the likes of Max Romeo, the Original Wailers, Toots and the Maytals and others. She has performed all over the world. Her style is unique and demands the attention of her listeners. She is creative, assertive and outside of the box.

Brady has done extensive recording work with many top producers. She is unusually talented at vocal arrangement and execution. She knows what she wants. She graced a lot of hit songs and reggae albums. She has worked with the likes of Clive Hunt, Lee Scratch Perry, Kenny Chesney and Pierpoljak on his double platinum album Kingston Karma. She sang on I Wayne’s hit album Lava Ground and she also did the Hard Times Riddim and was featured on the hit song with Bascom X called Lonely Girl.

$TBD cover at door / Limited early bird advance tickets on Eventbrite.

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Refund Policy

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• Event cancelled due to weather: In the event of weather-related cancellation, Swabbies will EITHER refund the full purchase price and the service fee paid on the purchase, OR if the event is rescheduled for a later date, tickets will be honored at that time.
• Event cancelled due to Artist cancellation: In the event of an Artist-related cancellation due to illness or other unforeseen emergency, Swabbies will EITHER refund full ticket price and the service fee paid on purchase OR if the event is rescheduled for a later date, tickets will be honored at that time.

NO REFUNDS unless show is canceled.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Swabbies Restaurant & Bar, 5871 Garden Highway, Sacramento, United States