The Grammy Museum has announced multi-Grammy winning Morgan Heritage as guests for The Drop Series on March 28.
Pre-sale tickets for the session are live via grm.my/3YeSEK4.
This is to
kickstart the culturally iconic band's global promotional tour, with planned
stops in Los Angeles, New York, England, Germany, France, Uganda and Ghana.
The Grammy Museum's Drop series with Morgan Heritage will be an intimate session featuring a stripped-down performance and an exclusive conversation with the culturally iconic band, focusing on new music and activities for the year.

Morgan Heritage is a
globally resounding Reggae music family currently comprising the Trinity -
Peetah Morgan, Gramps Morgan and Mr. Mojo Morgan; all children of the late
Reggae legend Hon. Ras Denroy Morgan Sr.
Having released 12
studio albums over a career spanning two decades and won three Grammys, Morgan
heritage has become synonymous with Reggae music’s worldwide appeal.
The Morgan brothers,
heavily rooted in their Jamaican and African roots are looking to make their
13th studio album a by-product of their longstanding efforts to maintain the
bridge of cultural exchange between Jamaica and Africa; a journey they’ve been
on for nearly a decade.
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Boy Doe said he sees himself as an “instrument” who makes music based on what he feels rather than limiting himself to one particular style.
Boy Doe said he had experienced situations where he was replaced on a performance schedule because a more established act was considered a bigger name.
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