Widespread Jamaican reggae sensation, Beres Hammond, acclaimed for his pivotal function within the lovers rock style, is about to grace the stage as soon as once more on the Au-Rene Theater within the Broward Middle for the Performing Arts.
His “Endlessly Giving Thanks Tour” is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, August 26-27, with performances starting at 7:30 p.m.
His annual concert events are eagerly awaited summer time occasions throughout the Jamaican group and amongst reggae fanatics.
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Each one in all Hammond’s visits since 2015 has seen a full home, aside from the yr when the pandemic compelled a closure of the venue. As of now, solely a restricted variety of seats can be found for the live performance on August 26.
Hammond’s signature vibe and grammy® nominated artistry
Hammond’s signature soulful aura and his distinctive voice, usually likened to bourbon savored on the rocks, have earned him a Grammy® Award nomination.
The singer-songwriter, sometimes called the “Otis Redding of Reggae,” has a success listing of timeless songs. Amongst these are “Tempted to Contact,” “I Really feel Good,” “Placing Up Resistance,” “Rockaway,” “No Disturb Signal,” and plenty of others.
Roots and Influences: Unveiling the Musical Journey
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Hammond, born as Hugh Beresford Hammond in Annotto Bay, positioned in Jamaica’s St. Mary parish, cultivated his musical inclinations by immersing himself in his father’s cherished assortment of American R&B. His early influences encompassed luminaries akin to Sam Cooke, Otis Redding, Marvin Gaye, and jazz legends.
Hammond developed a profound appreciation for Jamaican music throughout the ska and rocksteady durations.
Whereas he has drawn vital inspiration from Alton Ellis, he has additionally avidly listened to Peter Tosh, the Heptones, and Ken Boothe.
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