Reggae Warriors Unite: Lutan Fyah, Jah Mason, and Zhayna Kick Off Roots and Culture Tour in Berlin
March 1, 2025
KINGSTON, Jamaica – The vibrant sounds of reggae are set to echo across Europe as Rastafarian firebrands Lutan Fyah and Jah Mason prepare to ignite the stage tonight at Club Maaya in Berlin. This marks the beginning of their highly-anticipated Roots and Culture tour, a musical journey that promises to celebrate the rich heritage of reggae music.
Joining these seasoned deejays is the emerging reggae fusion sensation Zhayna, who will open the show with her fresh and captivating sound. The tour is not just a series of concerts; it’s a mission to keep the spirit of reggae alive, especially during the chilly winter months.
Cabel ‘Jeffrey’ Stephenson, the tour manager and head of Free People Entertainment, shared his vision for the tour. “We are the true warriors of reggae music; we are doing this tour for the culture,” he said passionately. “I wish all the managers and handlers of our artistes will see the vision, understand the importance of touring, and groom our artistes to rebuild the reggae fanbase throughout the clubs and colleges.”
Stephenson’s words resonate deeply with reggae lovers who understand that nurturing a new generation of fans is crucial for the genre’s survival. “From these interactions, we can gain cult followers in their youth and fill the festivals every summer,” he added, highlighting the importance of connecting with audiences in intimate venues.
The Roots and Culture tour is set to cover 25 cities across Europe, with stops in Dortmund, Groningen, and Amsterdam, where the trio will perform on March 5. The journey continues to Deventer in the Netherlands on March 7, before heading to France, where they will grace stages in Lille and Rennes. The tour will culminate in the vibrant city of Paris on March 27, promising a grand finale to an unforgettable experience.
Organized by Michel Jovanovic of European-based Mediacom and Free People Entertainment, the tour aims to bridge the gap between reggae’s roots and its future. “This is more than just music; it’s about culture and community,” Jovanovic emphasized. “We want to create a movement that resonates with people from all walks of life.”
As the artists prepare for their first show, excitement is palpable among fans and supporters. Many are eager to witness the powerful performances that Lutan Fyah and Jah Mason are known for, infused with Zhayna’s innovative style. The blend of seasoned talent and fresh energy is sure to create a unique atmosphere that celebrates the essence of reggae.
In a world where music often transcends borders, the Roots and Culture tour stands as a testament to the enduring power of reggae. It’s a reminder that no matter the season, the rhythm of reggae can warm hearts and unite people.
As the artists take the stage tonight, one can’t help but wonder: Will this tour spark a new wave of reggae enthusiasts across Europe? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain—the spirit of reggae is alive and well, ready to inspire a new generation.