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Barrington Levy // Sunday 17th May // Chalk // Brighton

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Sunday 17th May 2026
BRIGHTON, CHALK in Brighton
6:00pm til 10:00pm
Minimum Age
14+

Barrington Levy // Sunday 17th May // Chalk // Brighton

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One Love Events are proud to present BRIGHTON EXCLUSIVE

BARRINGTON LEVY

Plus special guests.

Sunday 17th May // Chalk // Brighton

Doors 6.00pm

Barrington Levy is a pioneering Jamaican reggae and dancehall artist known as the "Mellow Canary" for his high-pitched, melodic vocals. Rising to fame in the late 1970s, he is credited with helping to establish the dancehall sound through his collaborations with producer Henry "Junjo" Lawes and the Roots Radics band.

His career began at age 14 with the hit single "Collie Weed" in 1979. He released a string of landmark albums in the early 1980s, includingEnglishman(1979) andBounty Hunter(1979).

Some of his most enduring hits include "Here I Come" (famous for its "shoo-be-doo" ad-libs), "Murderer," "Under Mi Sensi," "Black Roses," and "Too Experienced".

Levy's voice has been widely sampled in jungle and drum 'n' bass music. He has also collaborated with artists outside of reggae, such as Snoop Dogg,Gorillaz, and Shyne.

In 2023,Rolling Stoneranked him at number 119 on its list of the 200 Greatest Singers of All Time.

THIS SHOW IS 14+. PHOTO ID REQUIRED FOR UNDER 18s. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.


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