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The Movement, Signal Fire & Oogee Wawa at 230 Down
In April 2015, Columbia, South Carolina's The Movement released their new single "Rescue" on Rootfire Records. The reggae-rock group will be recording a new full-length album this summer. Formed in 2004 by a trio of Sublime and Pixies fans, Joshua Swain, Jordan Miller, and John Ruff, aka DJ Riggles, launched The Movement with their "alternative reggae" debut album, On Your Feet. In 2008, the group met Chris DiBeneditto, a Philadelphia-based producer who had worked with like-minded acts such as Slightly Stoopid and G. Love & Special Sauce. Relocating to Philadelphia, they recorded Set Sail at DiBeneditto's Philadelphonic Studios. The album has sold over 10,000 copies to date. The Movement expanded with the addition of Jason "Smiles" Schmidt on bass and Gary Jackson on drums. In 2012, Miller left the group, and the trio, now fronted by Swain, released their fourth album Side By Side, debuting at #2 on the Billboard Reggae Chart. In 2014 The Movement released Beneath The Palms, a surprise acoustic album as a free gift to their fans.
Signal Fire is a powerful rock/reggae quintet offering the sounds of brighter musical horizons. From the coast of North Carolina, the band stokes the flame of conscientious rock/reggae with danceable rhythms, fervent melodies, and feel-good vibes. In their first two years, Signal Fire has played over 150 shows sharing the stage with acts such as The Wailers, SOJA, Dirty Heads, Fear Nuttin Band, Fortunate Youth and more. Independently touring the eastern seaboard they've performed at festivals including California Roots Carolina Sessions, Mantrabash and Irie Vibes. Signal Fire released their debut album "Ignite" in September of 2013 which charted at #8 on the iTunes US reggae charts. Lit from the embers of reggae, rock n' roll and thoughtful lyricism, Signal Fire has quickly become a musical beacon for a growing number of audiences on the east coast and beyond.
Oogee Wawa is a band with many different influences, fusing reggae, pop, punk rock & hiphop, Long Island New York's finest manage to bring a high energy stage show with catchy hooks and breath taking harmonies. These touraholics have been all over the road playing over 200 shows a year since 2013 and have had the honor of opening for bigger acts such as: The Dirty Heads, Sublime with Rome, Matisyahu, Pepper, The Wailers, 311 Slightly Stoopid, SOJA, Rusted Root, and more. Oogee has been building up a solid fan base and an incredibly strong family of like minded bands that all work together. On a mission to to spread positive, feel good music Oogee Wawa is your go to band for all types of shows, festivals and when you just really need to party. Cheers.
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Location230 Down (View)
230 Elm Street
southampton, NY 11968
United States
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| Minimum Age: 21 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
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