Reggae legends Morgan Heritage, winners of a coveted Grammy award, are set to unleash their highly anticipated album, ‘The Homeland’, featuring an array of notable artists on April 21.
The upcoming project represents a new chapter for the band, as they extend their musical reach beyond the Caribbean and delve into the African continent and beyond, with appearances from industry heavyweights around Africa and the world like Youssou N’Dour, Shaggy, Beenie Man, Shatta Wale, Mádé Kuti, Otile Brown, Eddy Kenzo and more.
‘The Homeland’ is a testament to the Morgan brothers’ musical lineage, which spans generations and continues to evolve.
Excitement for the album is palpable, with Morgan Heritage scheduled to appear at the GRAMMY Museum in LA on March 28 for The Drop Series.
This album release kicks off a busy year for the band, as they’re slated to perform at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival and embark on a world tour that includes stops in Los Angeles, New York, England, Germany, France, Uganda, and Ghana.
Fans can’t wait to see what the Morgan brothers have in store as they take their music to new heights.
See below for confirmed dates with more to be announced soon.
Confirmed dates
March 28, 2023, Los Angeles, CA Grammy Museum: The Drop
May 04, 2023, New Orleans, LA Jazz & Heritage Festival
May 06, 2023, Las Vegas, NV Reggae In The Desert
May 12, 2023, Cayman Islands Lover’s Rock Cayman 2023
May 27, 2023, Miami, FL Hot105 Hot Live
July 16, 2023, Martinique
July 22, 2023, Montego Bay, Jamaica Reggae SumFest
July 29, 2023, Belize
Facts about Morgan Heritage
Morgan Heritage, renowned as the Royal Family of Reggae, has an extensive discography of 12 studio albums, including the Grammy-winning Strictly Roots.
Their remarkable career, spanning over 20 years, involves collaborations with several Grammy-winning artists and producers from various music genres.
With their unique ability to blend reggae with diverse rhythms and sounds from around the world, Morgan Heritage has had a significant influence on the reggae genre.
Their captivating performances and stage presence have established them as an integral part of Reggae’s global appeal.
