Part 4: Reggae Rise Up Las Vegas: Reggae Rise Up Finale - Sunday’s Must-See Performers in Las Vegas

Part 4: Reggae Rise Up Las Vegas: Reggae Rise Up Finale - Sunday’s Must-See Performers in Las Vegas

The final day of Reggae Rise Up Las Vegas is here, and Sunday, October 6, promises to wrap up the weekend with unforgettable performances that will leave festival-goers on a high. Whether you’re ready to dance your heart out or simply soak in the last reggae vibes under the Vegas sky, Sunday’s lineup is packed with must-see artists that will make your final day one for the books.


Headlining the Finale: Rebelution

No reggae festival would be complete without Rebelution, one of the genre’s most iconic and beloved bands. With their smooth fusion of reggae, rock, and dub, Rebelution delivers hit after hit, from "Safe and Sound" to "Sky is the Limit." Their positive, uplifting lyrics paired with infectious rhythms create the perfect atmosphere to close out the festival. Rebelution’s live shows are legendary, so get ready to sing, dance, and bask in the positive vibes.

Hip-Hop Meets Atmosphere

Bringing a unique flavor to the reggae-centric lineup, Atmosphere adds a dose of hip-hop to the mix. Known for their introspective lyrics and underground appeal, Atmosphere’s set is a must-see for fans of genre-bending music. Expect hits like "Sunshine" and "Trying to Find a Balance" to bring a fresh energy to the Sunday crowd, blending hip-hop beats with reggae’s laid-back vibes.

The Legendary Dispatch

Another major act to catch on Sunday is Dispatch, known for their folk-rock-reggae fusion and socially conscious lyrics. Their hit "The General" has become an anthem for festival-goers, and their live performances are electric. Dispatch brings a sense of unity and passion to every stage they play, making their set one of the most anticipated on the final day.

The Movement: A Crowd Favorite

For those who love smooth, soulful reggae with a touch of roots, The Movement is an act you can’t miss. With hits like "Set Sail" and "Golden" under their belt, The Movement knows how to keep the crowd moving while maintaining that relaxed, feel-good reggae vibe. Their set will be the perfect soundtrack as the weekend winds down.

Global Grooves with Sammy Johnson

Hailing from New Zealand, Sammy Johnson brings a blend of reggae, soul, and R&B that will make you stop and take notice. His smooth vocals and island-inspired sound have earned him a dedicated fanbase, and his performance on Sunday is set to be a highlight for anyone seeking mellow, heartfelt reggae tunes to close out their weekend.

The Hidden Gems

But the day’s lineup doesn’t stop there. Be sure to check out Unified Highway, a side project of Rebelution’s Eric Rachmany, which brings a more experimental mix of reggae, electronica, and hip-hop. Aurorawave is another rising act, bringing their unique mix of indie and reggae sounds, while Tunnel Vision blends ska, reggae, and surf rock for a high-energy, danceable set. Fayuca and Stylie will also keep the crowd going with their fusion of reggae and punk influences.

Coffee and a Burrito, Anyone?

After a weekend of dancing and singing along to your favorite bands, Sunday’s a good time to take it slow and fuel up for the final festival day. Head over to Bad Owl Coffee Roasters - Downtown for one last Vegas caffeine boost. Their espresso is the perfect pick-me-up, and don’t forget to grab a breakfast burrito while you’re there. It's the ideal start to a laid-back, music-filled day.

The Perfect End to an Epic Weekend

Reggae Rise Up Las Vegas has delivered an unforgettable weekend of music, good vibes, and bucket list-worthy moments. Sunday’s finale is the perfect way to cap it all off, with Rebelution’s closing set providing a sweet, soulful soundtrack to your final festival moments. From hip-hop and reggae fusion to traditional roots and global sounds, the diversity of Sunday’s lineup ensures there’s something for everyone.

If you can’t make it to Las Vegas, don’t worry—Reggae Nights on the Island in Venice, Florida, is happening the same weekend on October 5th. It's another chance to catch reggae’s best, even if you're on the other side of the country. Check out more details on this Florida event here and here.

Stay tuned for Part 5, where we’ll break down why Reggae Rise Up Las Vegas should be on everyone’s bucket list—and how to make the most of the Vegas experience!

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