Easy Star All-Stars

Easy Star All-Stars are a New York-based reggae collective celebrated for their inventive reggae reinterpretations of iconic rock albums. Formed in 1997, the group first gained widespread attention with "Dub Side of the Moon," a full reggae rendition of Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon," which became a cult favorite and cemented their reputation as genre-bending innovators. They followed this success with similarly ambitious projects, including reggae versions of Radiohead's "OK Computer" (released as "Radiodread") and the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" (as "Easy Star's Lonely Hearts Dub Band").

Beyond their tribute albums, Easy Star All-Stars have built a dedicated following through their skillful musicianship and deep reggae authenticity, blending dub, roots reggae, and lush arrangements with a rotating cast of talented vocalists and instrumentalists. Their live shows are known for high-energy performances that bring their creative studio reinterpretations to life, offering audiences a fresh, groove-heavy take on beloved classic rock catalogs. The group's ability to honor the original spirit of iconic albums while transforming them through a reggae lens has made them a standout act in the modern reggae scene.