Soča Reggae Riversplash
Soča Reggae Riversplash was a music festival in Tolmin, Slovenia at the confluence of the Soča and the Tolminka rivers. It mainly features reggae music by international musicians.[1]
| Soča Reggae Riversplash | |
|---|---|
| Genre | Reggae |
| Location(s) | Tolmin, Slovenia |
| Years active | 2000-present |
| Website | Soca Reggae Riversplash |
1st Soča Reggae Riversplash 2000 (July 13–15), Tolmin (confluence)
New Born Creation (The Netherlands)
4th Soča Reggae Riversplash 2003 (July 10–13), Tolmin (confluence)
- Zion Train (United Kingdom)
- B.R. Stylers (Italy)
- Dubblestandart (Austria)
- Radical Dub Kolektiv (Croatia)
- Mikey Dread (Jamaica)
- Gentleman (Germany)
- Terrakota (Portugal)
- Irie Vibes (Slovenia)
- Sly Asher & The Rooters (France)
- Del Arno Band (Serbia & Montenegro)
- Sista (United Kingdom)
- Benjamin Zephaniah & Sista (United Kingdom)
- Djambi (Brazil)
- Eyesburn (Serbia and Montenegro)
- Superhiks (Republic of Macedonia)
- Paprika Korps (Poland)
- Red Five Point Star (Slovenia)
5th Soča Reggae Riversplash 2004 (July 15–18), Tolmin (confluence)
- Brain Holidays (Croatia)
- Siti hlapci (Slovenia)
- Headcornerstone (Germany)
- Culture feat. Joseph Hill
- The Pokerheads (Slovenia)
- HUMb (Belgium)
- Go Lem System (Argentina / Spain)
- Natural Black (Jamaica)
- Artikal Crew (France)
- R.A.S.M.C. & Mutant Dance (Serbia and Montenegro)
- Fake Orchestra (Slovenia)
- Djambi (Brasil)
- Julian Marley & The Uprising (Jamaica)
- Dub Rebellion (Bosnia and Hercegovina / Jamaica)
- Dubital & Bomba Bomba (Italy)
- Dubians (France)
- B.R. Stylers (Italy)
- Prince Alla (Jamaica)
See also
References
- Soca Reggae Riversplash Archived May 10, 2010, at the Wayback Machine
External links
- Soca Reggae Riversplash
- Soca river
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