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\n\u201cRasta roots were never going to go quietly into the Kingston night, and now 21-year-old Chronixx has emerged as the figurehead of its latest revival\u201d \u2013 The Guardian<\/strong><\/p>\n

He\u2019s been touted as the next Bob Marley and attributed to sparking a \u201cmusical revolution\u201d, now rising Jamaican star Chronixx and his band Zincfence Redemption are bringing their distinctive style of reggae to Australia this December for shows in Sydney and Melbourne.<\/p>\n

At just 21-years old, Chronixx has earned himself the reputation as the one to watch for his energetic live performances and conscious, jah-inspired jams \u2013 or as The Guardian put it \u201cdishing out lessons in the real three Rs: Rasta, and roots reggae.\u201d<\/p>\n

Following on from the release of the Dread & Terrible last April, Chronixx immediately topped both the Billboard and iTunes reggae charts.<\/p>\n

His subsequent worldwide \u2018Dread & Terrible\u2019 tour continues to see him on the upward trajectory – selling out shows, performing coveted slots on Central Park\u2019s SummerStage (in front of attendees such as Mick Jagger no less) and also featuring on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.<\/p>\n

Spearheading a new reggae revival, Chronixx\u2019s charismatic delivery, unwavering positivity and live band sound is a refreshing change of pace in an over-crowded dance-hall scene. His socially conscious, enriching one-drop reggae style harks back to the 70\u2019s golden age while still encapsulating contemporary influences.<\/p>\n

Pricking the ears of music lovers, tastemakers and fellow artists alike, Chronixx first encapsulated audiences with his 2010 debut EP Hooked on Chronixx, before dropping a Major Lazer-backed mixtape Start A Fire in 2012.<\/p>\n

Chronixx\u2019s Australian shows coincide with his appearance at New Zealand\u2019s Raggamuffin Music Festival, where he will perform alongside huge acts such as UB40 ft Ali Campbell, Astro & Mickey Virtue and Ice Cube.<\/p>\n

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NATTALI RIZE (BLUE KING BROWN) JUST ADDED TO THE LINE UP<\/strong><\/p>\n

Having recently returned from an epic 6 month writing and recording trip to Jamaica, Natalli Rize returns to Australia and joins the bill in rare acoustic set.<\/p>\n

Giving her support tot hte conscious Reggae movement out of Jamaica, Nattali says abpout the upcoming shows: “I’m so happy to be able to contribute my energy and music to this concert! Chronixx and his band are such great musicians delivering a new era of conscious roots Reggae music its rare that we get artists like him to Australian shores”<\/p>\n

Australia rarely gets to see and experience a full live Jamaican Reggae band in this capacity. These shows will go down in history so ticket pre-purchase is advised<\/p>\n

TOUR DATES:<\/strong>
\nThursday December 11th – The Espy, Melbourne
\nFriday December 12th – The Factory, Sydney<\/p>\n