"Ky-Mani Marley incurred favor with the crowd by opening his half hour set with Roots, Rock, Reggae and finishing with No Woman, No Cry, two songs from his late father Bob Marley's repertoire. However, he flashed his own charismatic side by enthralling the crowd with The March, a hip-hop/reggae hybrid song from his new album, Radio, that juxtaposed the war in Iraq with street violence."
USA Today
"The husky-voiced Ky-Mani Marley opened, leading his slick, spare and heavy band through a...reggae set studded with the hits of his father."
Los Angeles Times
"Marley is equally adept at singing and rapping, which might explain why ‘Radio' has made headway on both the reggae and hip-hop album charts in Billboard magazine."
San Diego Union Tribune
Ky-Mani Marley tour dates (opening for Van Halen and headlining club shows):
2/8/2008 New Orleans, LA New Orleans Arena
2/10/2008 Atlanta, GA Philips Arena
2/12/2008 Sunrise, FL BankAtlantic Center
2/14/2008 Orlando, FL Amway Arena
2/15/2008 St. Petersburg, FL Jannus Landing (Headlining)
2/16/2008 Jacksonville, FL Jacksonville Veterans Mem. Arena
2/17/2008 Lake Buena Vista, FL House Of Blues (Headlining)
2/18/2008 Tampa, FL St. Pete Times Forum
2/20/2008 Sunrise, FL BankAtlantic Center
3/1/2008 Miami, FL Bayfront Amphitheater
3/8/2008 Norfolk, VA The Norva (Headlining)
3/15/2008 Ketchum, ID BaseCamp Pavilion (Headlining)
3/22/2008 Steamboat Springs, CO Steamboat Springs Resort (Headlining)
7/11/2008 Henderson, NV Sunset Station Amphitheatre (Headlining) |
