The International Dub Gathering, the benchmark dub festival in southern Europe supported by Rototom Sunsplash, will be held on June 20, 21 and 22 at the Masía Pla dels Catalans de l'Aldea (Tarragona).
Frida Kahlo’s open roads for women, equality and art burst into the fourth session of the traveling cycle ‘Dialogues without borders’.
The Llotja del Cànem in Castelló will host on Thursday, March 21 (7:00 pm) a meeting on the life, legacy and legacy of the Mexican artist on the 70th anniversary of her death.
Rototom and Exodus’ ‘Dialogues without borders’ cycle makes a geographical leap to Valencia with a session on the binomial religions and peace
Representatives of the Buddhist, Baha'i, Muslim, Christian, Hebrew and Hindu communities will share the contributions of their faiths to peace in a free session moderated by the Movement Against Intolerance on Friday, January 26 (6:30 p.m.) at La Nau (Valencia). The initiative exports and reinforces the essence of the reggae...
Dialogues without borders’ is born, an alliance between Rototom and Exodus to deseasonalize the cultural activity of the festival
The cycle exports and reinforces the essence of the idiosyncratic Social Forum as a platform for raising awareness and collective reflection for change. Filming will begin on December 4 at the Llotja del Cànem in Castelló with a meeting with human rights as the central theme.
We begin our world tour of launch parties.
15 destinations. Six countries with a transoceanic jump to Colombia included. A planetary tour that will unite in a margin of just three months 15 cities in Europe and America with the Rototom vibe by the hand of more than 30 artists on the bill and the support of local...
A legendary farewell closes the 27th edition of the Rototom Sunsplash
After seven intense days, the living reggae legend Burning Spear starred this monday in the last great musical party of the Main Stage, together with the mystical energy of Luciano, the experience of Africa Unite and the dub of Iseo & Dodosound.
Rototom Sunsplash bids farewell to ‘We must change the world’ this evening after more than 180 concerts and sessions, as well as 182 extra-musical activities.
Our closing day welcomes the Jamaican legend Burning Spear today, who will be accompanied on the Main Stage by the Rasta messenger Luciano, Africa Unite from Italy and the Spaniards Iseo&Dodosound. In one week, we have totalled 388 hours of music and 204 hours of conferences, workshops, debates and other...
A memorable evening to celebrate the penultimate day of the festival.
The mystical reggae of The Abyssinians, the only show in Europe of the legendary Sly Dunbar & The Revolutionaries, the hip hop of Mala Rodriguez and the versatility of Alborosie were the protagonists this Sunday of a unique musical journey on the Main Stage.
Davido, Horace Andy, Mellow Mood and Hempress Sativa connect Nigeria with Jamaica on a magical night.
The fifth night of the 2022 Rototom Sunsplash brought together different generations of artists to create unprecedented connections, through an impressive programme. Almost every night, the ‘foundation’ artists are in charge of heating up the Main Stage with the first set of the night, and this Saturday it was the...
The Abyssinians and Europe’s only show from Sly Dunbar and The Revolutionaries encourage the Jamaican dream team for the penultimate day.
The Italian Alborosie, who has been faithful to us since our beginnings, and the Andalusian rapper and vocalist Mala Rodríguez, complete the lineup of the Main Stage. Our 2022 edition has already received 120,000 attendees in its first four days.
An afrobeat opening with Nigeria’s Davido
The line-up for the Main Stage this Saturday, 20th August, will be completed by the legendary Horace Andy, the Jamaican Hempress Sativa, an exponent of the new reggae scene, as well as the Italian-Spanish tandem Mellow Mood-Emeterians. The Social Forum begins its session with the goal of peace and journalistic...
Party number four, with which the Rototom Sunsplash reaches its equator this friday, has also been characterized by being under the banner of the great eclecticism that exists between the different subgenres of reggae.
The worthy replacement of Black Uhuru, who dropped out of the line-up after the cancellation of their European tour, was one of the most eccentric characters in Jamaican music. Eek-A-Mouse, the ideal personification of the madness and excess of the Jamaican dancehall from the 80s and 90s.