Katchafire have expanded the international reach of Pacific reggae with the announcement of ‘Lose Your Power’, a cross-Pacific collaboration featuring Quino and James McWhinney of American reggae band ...

Returning to Guam for the seventh time since 2006, Katchafire headlines Clutch Music’s Island Feels in the Hills 5 on Saturday, aiming to bring relief for the island as it recovers from Super Typhoon ...

Catch New Zealand reggae bands Katchafire and Sons of Zion headlining Clutch Music’s fifth concert of its Island Feels in the Hills series this Saturday. But for those looking forward to Jam Sessions’ ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - High Watah is celebrating a new music release and tour, and Billy V has all the details on Billy V Live. Billy recently sat down with the Moloka’i band to talk about their ...

New Zealand reggae institution Katchafire have teamed with soul singer Louis Baker for the next preview of their upcoming album Revival 2.0 Guest Edition. The collaboration revisits the song Who You ...

New Zealands Katchafire and UB40s Ali Campbell have collaborated on the first single to be released from Katchafires forthcoming Revival 2.0 Guest Edition album, with Seriously (feat. Ali Campbell) ...

Maori reggae rockers Katchafire have released their ‘Revival 2.0 Remixed And Remastered' album (January 9), seeing their platinum debut album from 2003 remixed by Logan Bell, Stephen Maxwell and ...

In the showbiz world, children of performers often get a hard time, labelled as “nepo babies” for seemingly riding on the coat-tails of their famous parents. But not Kiwi actress Mya-Lee Bell. “She ...

One of New Zealand's most special music exports has to be their iconic Maori reggae band, Katchafire. The group are currently releasing singles from a forthcoming album titled 'Revival 2.0', which ...

Currently igniting stages across the USA, Katchafire will touch down in Australia this November before joining reggae icons UB40 for special shows back home in New Zealand. Katchafire’s signature ...

The Northern Rivers’ Volunteer of the Year finalists are packing their bags and heading to Sydney to join around 300 of their peers to see who will be named the NSW Volunteer of the Year for 2025.

Māori reggae-rock sensations, Katchafire are primed to light up Australian stages once again. With their 2024 tour set for November and December, the band is ready to bring their legendary live shows ...