The festival will raffle season tickets, tickets and merchandise items among those who make purchases over 10 € in Benicàssim establishments.
‘La Isla del Tesoro’ pre-sale begins, the book which gathers for the first time in a single volume and in Spanish the history of Jamaican music,
The Reggae University will host on August 16 the exclusive presentation of this publication, written by the leading specialists of the genre in Spain.
Pacifism claims its place as a real alternative at a Social Forum that advances its agenda of debates for 2023
“United for Peace” and “Who defends peace?” will open the space for reflection with experts such as activist Noam Chomsky; Francesco Vignarca, from the Italian Network for Disarmament; journalists specialized in conflicts Teresa Aranguren and Olga Rodríguez and the researcher Tica Font.
AENOR (ISO) certifies our carbon footprint to move towards an emission free future
We have completed the first part of our roadmap to identify the sources of greenhouse gases and calculate the volume of CO2 generated. After the emissions measurement project carried out thanks to Tuawa+Global Omnium, the next step will be to study and implement actions to reduce and compensate the footprint.
We present the video report “We Must Change The World”.
Now available on our Youtube channel a new video report by Tomaso D'Elia documenting some of the highlights of the 27th edition of the festival.
The Jamaican Reggae Industry Association awards Rototom Sunsplash for its contribution to the international projection of reggae
The award ceremony was held this Monday in Kingston, where Sabrina Trovant, artistic director of the festival, collected the award.
More than twenty artists join our line-up for this summer
More than twenty artists join the line-up of the International Reggae Festival Rototom Sunsplash. The legendary Birmingham band UB40 leads the new wave of confirmations, reinforced with Gentleman, Protoje, Johnny Osbourne, the Argentine rapper Trueno and Queen Omega from Trinidad and Tobago.
Legends, emerging talent and eclectic sound: Rototom Sunsplash gets ready to roar for summer 2023
40 names shape the first artist announcement of the International Reggae Festival, which opens with the likes of Barrington Levy, Capleton and the most recent Grammy award winner Kabaka Pyramid; along with Junior Marvin & The Legendary Wailers and Don Carlos
Rototom Sunsplash, recognised as the ‘Most Sustainable Festival’.
The Fest Awards honoured the environmental actions of the reggae macro-event of Benicàssim at the gala held on Wednesday in Bilbao.
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.
The Rototom Sunsplash reunion unites 211,000 attendees from 77 countries and reaches an international streaming audience of more than 2.8 million people.
The live broadcasts from the various digital channels have streamed more than 650,000. The festival bids farewell to an edition that once again creates the atmosphere of diversity, interculturalism and commitment that makes the musical event a global experience with no age limit.
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...
