BOB MARLEY performed by Rootsriders

Rootsriders [Bob Marley Tribute] is quoted once the best Marley tribute by BBC radio, this group passionately sharing their love for the life and music of the undisputed King of Reggae. Whether they pay tribute to his biggest classics (‘One Love’, ‘I Shot The Sheriff’, ‘No Woman No Cry’) or to his lesser known gems, Rootsriders are known for their spirited and fun-filled performances throughout Europe and beyond. Early 2022 they reached the finals of a new TV series called The Tribute, Battle of the Bands, by the same creators of The Voice and Big Brother.

Rootsriders were founded in 2006 to commemorate Bob Marley’s 25th anniversary of his passing in 1981. Their current lead singer Mo Ali was found (through social media) all the way in Sudan, Africa.

What to expect from a Rootsriders show

Rootsriders is a live reggae band, formed in 2006 for the 25th anniversary of Bob Marley’s death and fronted today by Mo Ali. The set mixes the songs everyone sings along to, such as ‘One Love’, ‘I Shot The Sheriff’ and ‘No Woman No Cry’, with deeper cuts for the real Marley fans.

The band has played across Europe and beyond, was once named the best Marley tribute by BBC radio, and reached the 2022 finals of The Tribute: Battle of the Bands. Rootsriders fit festivals, outdoor summer events, clubs and corporate parties. Book Rootsriders.