Matisyahu and Les Claypool to Play Pompano Beach Amphitheatre on May 30

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The best Hasidic Jewish reggae artist is teaming up with quite possibly the best bass player of the last 20 years to give Pompano Beach a unique night of music. Matisyahu, aka Matthew Miller, could easily be written off as a novelty before you hear his music.  Reggae has always had deep spiritual and religious roots, most often associated with Rastafarianism, so Matisyahu's blending of traditional Jewish teachings isn't far off. Seeing him on stage is off-putting at first, but once the basslines start kicking and Mr. Miller starts beatboxing, any novelty factor goes by the wayside and real musical talent shines through.

Add Les Claypool, former

bassist for Primus, to the bill, and you've got the makings of one of

the most unique shows the Pompano Beach Amphitheatre will host this

summer.  Tickets go on sale April 17th through Live Nation.