Live reggae session featuring Jamaican and Latin classics performed by the Houston-based Gulf Coast Outlaw Reggae act.
dem roots music plays The Flat on Wednesday, October 7, as part of the venue's Reggae Wednesday, which is described as a staple of the Houston reggae scene. The set runs from original material to Jamaican and Latin reggae classics.
They're a Gulf Coast Outlaw Reggae act born in Galveston and now based in Houston. The project started in 2016 as an acoustic venture by Louis Morales and has since grown into a full ensemble that includes Patrick Kelly, Kevin Benier, Liam Haney, Allyson Lopez, and Selphilips Taveraz. They've put out two albums through Splice Records: their debut, Forward Ever, on December 3, 2021, and Pa Que Esperar Al Tiempo, on February 25, 2024.
They've shared stages with Stephen Marley, Lee Scratch Perry, Cocoa Tea, Yellowman, Sister Nancy, Dread Mar I, Gondwana, Kabaka Pyramid, Clinton Fearon, Los Pericos, and 311. At the Houston Reggae Fest 2024, they backed Yellowman and Sister Nancy.
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The show is at The Flat, 1701 Commonwealth, Houston, TX 77006, starting at 7 PM. Admission is free.
