An Evening With Mystic Bowie at Park City Music Hall

This show will feature an evening with Mystic Bowie and his band, performing his original reggae music at Park City Music Hall.Born in St. Elizabeth in Maroon Town, a descendant of the Maroon Tribe - the only remaining unified tribe in Jamaica – Mystic Bowie was given his tribal name by elders based on powers they sensed in him. Mystic became a singer for the Jamaica Tourist Board as a child, performing as many as 2-3 times a day all over the island at different resorts.Once a member of Stanley and the Turbines, Mystic has been a featured solo artist for Reggae Sunsplash, eventually going on to open for a heavy-hitting lineup of reggae greats including Toots & the Maytals, Burning Spear, Yellow Man, Buju Banton, and Jimmy Cliff as well as for Latin pop diva Gloria Estefan.Mystic has also worked steadily with the Tom Tom Club since 1992...

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This show will feature an evening with Mystic Bowie and his band, performing his original reggae music at Park City Music Hall.Born in St. Elizabeth in Maroon Town, a descendant of the Maroon Tribe - the only remaining unified tribe in Jamaica – Mystic Bowie was given his tribal name by elders based on powers they sensed in him. Mystic became a singer for the Jamaica Tourist Board as a child, performing as many as 2-3 times a day all over the island at different resorts.Once a member of Stanley and the Turbines, Mystic has been a featured solo artist for Reggae Sunsplash, eventually going on to open for a heavy-hitting lineup of reggae greats including Toots & the Maytals, Burning Spear, Yellow Man, Buju Banton, and Jimmy Cliff as well as for Latin pop diva Gloria Estefan.Mystic has also worked steadily with the Tom Tom Club since 1992. With the release of their album, "The Good, The Bad and The Funky" (2000), featuring his vocals on the dub-heavy tracks "Time to Bounce"and a remake of Lee Perry's "Soul Fire", Mystic Bowie emerged as a force in his own right as their lead singer. Touring worldwide with the Tom Tom Club since 2000, Mystic's performances have been praised for his seemingly ceaseless supply of energy and the excitement he generates with crowds everywhere.In 2015, Mystic Bowie debuted his musically revolutionary Talking Dreads project live at the High Times Music Festival. The charismatic Jamaican-born singer and performer has electrified audiences at over 300 shows across North America – spinning the heads of initially skeptical Talking Heads fans, and getting everyone else grooving along to the re-imagining and infusing fresh life into Talking Head’s classic catalog with his high octane mix of roots reggae, ska and lover’s rock (aka “romantic reggae”).$25 Advance GA // $30 Day of GA

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