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Reggae is a family business it seems. Not only is the Marley dynasty still going strong thanks to Ziggy and Damian among others, but Denroy Morgan seems to have created an entire music scene out of his legions of children. They do come from one of the most influential reggae artists of his generation however, so it makes sense that a lot of them would be musical themselves. There’s solo artists Laza Morgan and Jemere Morgan, but far and away the most succesful has been Morgan Heritage, who formed in 1992 and have released eleven succesful studio albums since then.
Of course, it’s difficult to say when this band “formed” exactly. They formed when they were all born technically speaking, and each of them were very musically talented from the start, their father noticed this and started taking them from their school in Massachusetts to his studio in New York City to record their music on weekends. By 1992 both their first single and album had been self-released, which lead to a slot at the Jamaican festival Reggae Sunsplash. By this point the siblings’ chemistry had been honed to perfection and the eight piece, barely out of their teenage years, performed such an electrifying set that they were offered a record deal as soon as they were offstage.
However, they were to hit a slight snag off the bat. 1994 saw the released of their debut major label album “Miracles”, which tanked on the charts and was not a critical darling either, with many, including the band themselves, criticising the overly commercial nature of the album. They’ve since disowned the record, and they’re probably thankful that it was made in a time when even major labels would allow their artists to grow and develop even if they weren’t necessarily making them money. They regrouped, set up shop in their ancestral land of Jamaica, and toured the Ivory Coast, getting back in touch with roots and discovering what they wanted to perform as a band.
It was just the thing, after three members of the band left, they released their massively acclaimed second album “Jah Protect Us”. Since then they’ve become one of the most important and respected reggae acts in the world. Releasing quality album after quality album, becoming one of reggae’s most unmissable live acts and generally making a big name for themselves outside of their father’s considerable shadow (or as much as they can while still being literally named after him). They’re not called reggae’s Rolling Stones for nothing, and if you see them live as soon as possible, you’ll see why. Highly recommended.
Avis
Morgan Heritage are still going strong and touring the US currently. They first began in 1994, and are known for their reggae style music. It must run in their veins as they are all children of a former reggae artist. And They have done extremely well throughout their career, although I'm not massively obsessed with reggae music I still have a lot of appreciation for what they do and these guys are up there with the best. They've had two big albums that did very well in the industry, their first debut album was called 'Miracles'. After a good run of the mill the group started working on solo projects, but in 2012 they finally released a single called 'The Return', which was rather fitting. I think each member has benefited from the band and they are much better together than they are as solo artists. They work a crowd well together and you can tell they are in sync in every way, they never appear to falter and they had the crowd copying their movements and singing along like everyone was on the stage with them and a part of their band. Such a fun experience to see a reggae band perform live, not one to be missed.
ehubb93
The five children of reggae artist Denrey Morgan honoured their father in the greatest manner by forming a reggae outfit with his namesake. Playing their own blend of reggae and roots since the 90s, this group has amassed a following of their own and of course those who were great fans of their famous father.
Dispelling the conventions that siblings usually bicker, these five musicians are completely united onstage and clearly enjoy each other's company immensely. They have released a huge selection of albums over the years however the setlist tonight has been chosen well and keeps the crowds moving to the irresistible vibes permeating from the warm stage setup. They make sure everybody is having a great time throughout the show and talk to the crowds with genuine enthusiasm which means the final applause to 'Ol' Boy' are even louder as they take the final bows and reluctantly leave the stage.
sean-ward
What an awesome performance in a spectacular venue. Inna Sense provided an exciting and masterful intro for Morgan Heritage, whom performed flawlessly. From old to new, each song MH performed was filled with energy and that true Reggae vibe. They were also gracious enough to spend time with fans after the show. Thank you Morgan Heritage and Inna Sense for a lifetime memory.
vic-morgan
Morgan Heritage is legendary and their concert was nothing more then a reflection of who they are. The venue at Howard Theater was perfect. The club was big enough to hold everyone, yet small enough to get me as close to the band as I wanted. Absolutely awesome!!
grkkk5
Morgan Heritage was Awesome great vocals, fantastische guitars good comunication with audience we missed Yoona Morgan our prayers are with you for a swift recovery! See you all at your next performance in Amsterdam. We luvu4ever Maria Mozambique
maria-sao-barbosa
Great show for the first performance in Nashville TN. Had the crowd singing along to all their favorite Morgan Heritage songs plus the old school selections. I can't wait to see them again. 5☆☆☆☆☆
msfoundation-sistren
ken de groep zelf niet maar heb hun muziek al wel gehoord, ben helemaal weg van de reggea muziek en daarom ga ik zeker kijken, mijn beoordeling is alvast supergoed.
marcelle1954
It was an amazing experience. This was a VIP show for me and my friends. Can’t wait to attend UB40 next. At least 30 words huh...well, that’s all I have to say!
jerryrray
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