Reggae Giants Live: Capleton and Tarrus Riley Bring the Heat to NJPAC Thanksgiving Weekend

Thanksgiving weekend is getting a powerful dose of reggae as Reggae Giants Live brings Capleton and Tarrus Riley to NJPAC in Newark, New Jersey, on Friday, November 27, 2026. With The Fireman himself sharing the bill with Mr. Singy Singy, this concert gives music lovers a reason to take the holiday celebration from the dinner table to a night out.

Whether you’re gathering with longtime friends, welcoming family into town, or planning an evening with someone special, Reggae Giants Live offers a chance to celebrate together through music.

Capleton’s billing as “The Fireman Himself” sets the tone for an evening of intensity and excitement. Fans drawn to his commanding delivery and fiery musical style have an opportunity to experience that energy live, surrounded by fellow reggae lovers.

Alongside him is Tarrus Riley, “Mr. Singy Singy,” bringing a melodic counterpoint to the night. His expressive vocals and soulful style give audiences another reason to look forward to this pairing. Together, the two artists offer contrasting sounds that make the shared bill especially appealing: fire, feeling, rhythm, and plenty of reasons to sing along.

For reggae fans across New Jersey and the New York area, the concert is an invitation to make music part of their Thanksgiving weekend traditions. There’s something special about hearing an artist live while the people around you share that same connection to the music. Bring your concert crew and get ready to join the celebration.

The event takes place at NJPAC, located at 1 Center Street in Newark, New Jersey. The flyer features RoadBlock Radio, Island Mix, CCB International, and Top Tier, bringing their branding together for this holiday weekend concert.

Tickets are on sale now. Visit NJPAC.org or Ticketmaster.com for ticket.

Mark Friday, November 27 on your calendar and make plans for Reggae Giants Live featuring Capleton and Tarrus Riley. This Thanksgiving weekend, bring your people together for a night of reggae at NJPAC.