Jamaica's Self-Contained Reggae Band EarthKry Joins New Zealand's
Legendary Katchafire's "Legacy Love Today" Tour.
Back on their beloved island for a short respite, the band is gearing up for the busy European Reggae Festival season, but have announced that they will first join Katachafire, the legendary reggae band from Hamilton, New Zealand as guests on selected dates of their U.S summer 2018 "Love Legacy" tour.
The tour is slated to commence on June 18th and will see EarthKry join Katachafire in Florida (Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Jupiter, Miami, Jacksonville Beach), Texas (Austin, Dallas, Tucson) and Phoenix, Arizona. Thereafter, the roots, rock reggae band will head out to Europe for their highly anticipated Survival Europe Summer 2018 Tour that will see Vocalist/Guitarist Aldayne Haughtron, Keyboardist Phillip Mcfarlane, Drummer Kieron Cunningham and Bassist Kamardo Blake touch some of Europe biggest stages (stay tuned for full schedule).
Speaking on touring with their New Zealand's counterparts, Earthkry's Phillip Mcfarlane stated; "As our aim has been through the vibrations of music to trod the footsteps of The Wailers, Peter Tosh, Jacob Miller, Black Uhuru and Steel Pulse. We have admire other bands who aim to emulate the message, Katachafire has echoed the same sentiment through their various songs, to which we have become fans.", the multi-talented producer/keyboardist also added, "Through their manager we were supposed to tour New Zealand and Australia with them, but the conflict of schedule didn't allow it, so when the opportunity came to join them on their U.S leg, we agreed. All around this is a win for Reggae music lovers and fans and we look forward to join in unity."
"EarthKry are one of the most promising reggae bands in the world of reggae to date that have the power to bring reggae music back to mainstream level" - WorldAReggae
"EarthKry showcases a classic roots rock reggae sound with live instrumentation, beautiful melodies and conscious lyrics echoing tribulations of everyday life and cries for social change." - reggaemani
"Every now and then we get that amazing feeling of discovering good, fresh music that resonate with the spirit in a matter of seconds. EarthKry recently fell into that bucket," reggaelizeit
"Not often do you come across bands such as EarthKry, but the moment you do, you simply want to hear more!" - JamaicansMusic
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