Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Collage of ex-Hasidic reggae singer Matisyahu at home in Piermont, NY holding a microphone and candles, photo by Michael Falco.

This undated image released by Thirty Tigers shows Hassidic raggae musician Matisyahu. The 33-year-old Matisyahu is far from the one who lived for years in a modest apartment in Crown Heights, the ...

Matisyahu, the Jewish American reggae, hip-hop, and alternative rock singer, rapper, beatboxer, and musician, brought his multiple musical talents to the Troy Music Hall, 25 miles north of Albany, to ...

Reggae artist Matisyahu has had the House of Blues in Chicago cancel his scheduled performance Friday because of the “threat of protests.” Matisyahu said that House of Blues had canceled the show and ...

Jewish reggae star Matisyahu tells the New York Post about his thriving career and unwavering stance despite anti-Israel backlash, and concert cancellations. Despite facing significant backlash over ...

Matisyahu performs with the Maccabeats during the March for Israel at the National Mall in November. (Noam Galai/Getty Images) There is no one quite like Matisyahu. The international ...

It’s hard to imagine what it’s like to be a reggae artist, accustomed to festivals filled with marijuana-induced serene audiences, facing a crowd of raised middle fingers along with chants to get ...

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It's clear that Matisyahu has reggae and dancehall inspirations (like Bob Marley and Sizzla, who he namechecks). But on his upcoming album, "Light," released on August 25th on Sony, the Hasidic star… ...

"It's an album all about stamina," the musician says of his upcoming EP 'Hold the Fire.' "It's about how to continue to be an artist as you get older" Tricia Despres is a writer for PEOPLE digital, ...

Amid a rise in antisemitism, Tucson venue cancels Jewish artist Matisyahu's planned performance, citing security concerns rather than antisemitism Jewish reggae artist Matisyahu's two performances ...

You may remember Matisyahu in 2006 as a breakout on the reggae and alternative rock scenes with his hit “King Without a Crown.” His knack for inspiring optimism quickly became the anthem of the summer ...