List of reggae rock artists
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The following is a list of reggae rock artists. Reggae rock is a subgenre of reggae fusion that primarily uses the genres reggae, rock and ska.
- 311[1][2][3]
- Ballyhoo![4][5]
- Bedouin Soundclash[6][7][8]
- Big Mountain[9]
- Big Sugar[10][11]
- Tessanne Chin[12][13]
- Cui Jian[14]
- Dag Vag[15]
- Dirty Heads[16][17][18]
- Dread Zeppelin[19]
- Echo Movement[20]
- The Expendables[21]
- Eddy Grant[22][23]
- IllScarlett[24]
- Iration[25][26]
- Lionize[27]
- Magic![28][29]
- Matisyahu[30][31]
- Men at Work[32]
- The Movement[33]
- No Fixed Address[34][35]
- Os Paralamas do Sucesso (a.k.a. Paralamas)[36]
- Passafire[37]
- Pepper[5][38][39]
- The Police[40][41][42]
- Natty Nation[43]
- Rebelution[44][45][46]
- Skank[47]
- Skindred[48]
- Slightly Stoopid[49][50][51]
- SOJA[52][53]
- State Radio[54][55]
- Sublime[56]
- Subrosa Union[57]
- Tomorrows Bad Seeds[58]
- Tribal Seeds[59]
- Us Mob[34]
- Bart Willoughby[60][61]
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- ↑ Comingore, Aly (14 August 2013). "Rebelution's Good Vibrations". Santa Barbara Independent. Retrieved 3 July 2014.
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