J BOOG

Name: J BOOG
Start: 2026-06-21T20:00:00-07:00
Location: 800 N Country Club Road Tucson AZ 85716

Schedule

Sun, 21 Jun, 2026 at 08:00 pm

UTC-07:00

Location

800 N Country Club Road Tucson AZ 85716 | Tucson, AZ

J BOOG
Sunday, June 21st, 2026
Sisters Bar & Restaurant opens at 5pm. Information and reservations here [https://www.sisterstucson.com/].
Venue doors open at 7pm
Show starts at 8pm
16+ // under 16 must be accompanied by parent or legal guardian
* This show is standing room only* (High Top Tables for 4 and Stage View Seating include seats)
** To add Angel Parking, select your tickets and click Checkout. If parking is available, it will appear as an add-on on the following screen. Additional parking information is available here [https://larosatucson.org/parking].
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J BOOG [https://www.jboogmusic.net/]
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Born and raised on the West Coast and heavily influenced by his Polynesian upbringing, J Boog is one of the top reggae artists in recent years. Mentored by island reggae icon Fiji, he honed his craft early on, blending reggae with soulful melodies and a distinctive vocal style. A chance encounter with Yami Bolo and Gramps Morgan led him to Jamaica, where he worked in the historic studios of Bob Marley, Don Corleon, Bobby Digital, Shaggy, and Sugar Minott—an experience that deepened his connection to reggae’s rich history and the islands’ culture.
His debut album Hear Me Roar dropped in 2007, followed by Backyard Boogie, featuring hits like “Let’s Do It Again” (produced by Don Corleon) and “Sunshine Girl” (produced by Gramps Morgan and featuring the late Peetah Morgan). During the 2020 pandemic, “Let’s Do It Again” went viral on TikTok, boosting its popularity to over 85 million YouTube views and more than 75,000 videos featuring dance trends led by celebrities like Jason Derulo, Noah Schnapp, and Charli D’Amelio. His 2016 album Wash House Ting, featuring Morgan Heritage and Buju Banton, topped Billboard’s Reggae chart and was nominated for Best Reggae Album at the 2018 Grammys, while his EP Rose Petals received a 2017 nomination along with recognition for topping the U.S. Billboard and iTunes reggae charts.
J Boog’s repertoire includes collaborations with SOJA, Iration, Tarrus Riley, The Green, Fiji, Chaka Demus, Richie Spice, and more. More recently, his collaborations have kept him at the forefront of reggae and island music as he continues pushing the sound forward. In 2021, he released “Siva Mai” ft. Siaosi and hosted a dance competition for the track that drew entries from crews around the world. His 2024 releases, including “Too Hot” with Savage and “Fire Up Di Roses” with The Green, demonstrate his ongoing influence and innovation in the genre.
He has toured worldwide, including Europe, Africa, Dubai, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, and across the U.S., and has performed and headlined festivals like Cali Roots, One Love NZ, One Love Cali, Good Love, Reggae Rise Up, Arizona Roots, Dry Diggings, Holo Holo Music Festival, and Mayjah Rayjah, among others.
With a career spanning over a decade, J Boog’s timeless appeal and cross-generational influence continue to shape the future of reggae. Whether headlining massive festivals or collaborating with the next wave of talent, he remains one of the most significant artists of his generation.