Concerts

Stone Love 35th Anniversary Celebration

Music fans of every stripe, from klezmer to rock, should be satisfied in South Florida the night before Thanksgiving, but reggae fans may get the most love as some of the hottest sound systems in dancehall gather for just one night. Renowned DJ crew Stone Love, going strong for 34-plus...

By Jonathan Cunningham

November 15, 2007

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Music fans of every stripe, from klezmer to rock, should be satisfied in South Florida the night before Thanksgiving, but reggae fans may get the most love as some of the hottest sound systems in dancehall gather for just one night. Renowned DJ crew Stone Love, going strong for 34-plus years, can captivate a crowd by its lonesome. It'll be joined by Miami's Supa Twitch and Jamaica's Tony Matterhorn, as well as Black Chiney, one of the fastest-rising soundsystems, who'll spin its newest riddims and dubplates, making all the soundbwoys in Whyte Noise jealous. It's rare that large-caliber selectors like these play together. If you crave reggae, check out this party.

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