The raw energy of Reggae Legend Macka B comes to Australia this March as dates are announced for his Health and Wealth Tour.

The brilliant and quirky reggae MC has achieved 43 MILLION HITS since his “Cucumba” video was picked up by UNILAD and went viral. The song, one example of the freestyle lyrics on his newly released album, is about one of the many vegetables he loves. WATCH https://tinyurl.com/mackabcucumba

Today, the skillful lyricist and living example of GO FOR 2 & 5 Fruit and Vegetable Campaign announced Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane concert dates with his Roots Ragga Band, with promise of more to come. He will take his positive messages on the road, delivering them with the finesse one would expect from a seasoned reggae artist who has worked with likes of BURNING SPEAR, UROY, THE WAILERS, LEE PERRY and MAD PROFESSOR.

Macka B, who also received huge airplay in Australia with his massive hit “Road Rage” from his “Suspicious” album, is described by allmusic.com as “one of Britain’s most influential dancehall toasters.”

With his successful career as a global Reggae Artist, Performer and Activist spanning thirty years, his latest Viral Video success has taken his message to a new audience with guest spots on BBC World Service & BBC Radio London and press in Huffington Post and the Daily Mail.

Macka B is a true global messenger for reggae music utilising social media for his ‘Medical Mondays’ & ‘Wha Me Eat Wednesdays’ as well as taking his live show across five continents to perform sell out shows in Jamaica, Hawaii, Japan, China, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Germany, France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Poland, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, South Africa, Senegal, Sierra Leone, New Zealand, Australia.

MAR 16 Macka B (Sydney) Fri 8 PM Max Watts Sydney Moore Park, NSW
MAR 17 Macka B (Byron Bay) Sat 8 PM Byron Bay Brewery Byron Bay, NSW
MAR 23 Macka B (Melbourne) Fri 8 PM Prince Bandroom St Kilda, VIC
MAR 24 Macka B (Sunshine Coast) Sat 8 PM Solbar Maroochydore
MAR 31 Macka B (Brisbane) Sat 8 PM The Triffid Newstead