“Life is for living.” - Sgt. Remo
Only 50 tickets available at $20 Ticket Info: -Check in at the gate the day of the event -Children under 12 are free -Bring a chair/shade -Doors open at 12pm -Live Music 12:30-11pm -No pets (except for service dogs)
After paying for your tickets, you will be emailed a receipt. Check in with your receipt on the day of the event.
Limited camp sites available. Admission tickets purchased separately -Primitive camping only -Camp site tickets are purchased separately from event admission tickets -Up to 4 adults per campsite -Children are free -No RV's -No pets
Save $34 when you order The Goodie Bag! The Goodie Bag includes: 2 General Admission Tickets ($50 value) Lion of Judah tote ($10 value) 1 Remo Fest Event T-Shirt ($20 value) 11"x17" event poster ($7 value) Sticker pack ($7 value) Album download ($10 value)
When you purchase your Goodie Bag you will claim your goodie bag at the gate/merch table. We will have these prepared in advance and ready for pick-up. Shirts are available in sizes S-2XL.
Represent with the red, gold, & green Texas Rockers T-Shirt (brown). Printed on Next Level 4.3 oz 100% combed ringspun cotton fine jerseys.
Represent with the red, gold, & green Texas Rockers T-Shirt long sleeve (black). Printed on District Perfect Blend 4.3-ounce, 60/40 combed ring spun cotton/poly, 34 singles.
Repping sound system culture with the King Remo Sound System 4-stack tee (natural). Printed on Next Level 4.3 oz 100% combed ringspun cotton fine jerseys.
Red, green, and gold Lion of Judah print (Artwork by Ras Levy). Printed on Next Level 4.3 oz 100% combed ringspun cotton fine jerseys.
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Remo Fest 2026 Returns to Hill Country Caribbean Vybez — Texas’ Premier Grassroots Reggae Festival
San Antonio, TX — Remo Fest, Texas’ signature grassroots reggae celebration, returns to Hill Country Caribbean Vybez for its 2026 edition. The annual event brings together an eclectic mix of international and regional artists for a full day of live music, Caribbean cuisine, and positive community vibes.
The festival honors the legacy of Jamaican reggae music and carries a strong sense of purpose to uplift the regional Texas reggae scene and its artists. Each year, Remo Fest creates a space where culture, unity, and creativity come together in a truly authentic celebration of roots reggae music.
Festival founder and artist Sgt. Remo says, “Remo Fest is a small reggae festival bringing together many of the regional Texas reggae artists as well as international reggae talent. It’s more like a gathering of reggae music friends than a big music festival. Last year was just a good vibe, you know. The vibe was just right. I wish I could capture that feeling in a bottle and save it (laughs heartlily). We’re looking forward to Remo Fest ’26. It’s gonna be a good one!”
The 2026 lineup will feature top reggae performers from vibrant Texas reggae scene as well as international talent. Caribbean food, craft artisans, and outdoor games will round out the day’s festivities.
Remo Fest 2026 takes place at Hill Country Caribbean Vybez, just outside San Antonio. Full lineup and ticket information will be announced soon at www.sgtremo.com.
San Antonio, TX — March 25, 2026 — The Texas reggae movement takes center stage this week with the official online release of Texas Rockers, a short film that captures the spirit, struggle, and sound of reggae culture across the Lone Star State. The film premieres Wednesday on the SgtRemoTV YouTube channel, offering audiences worldwide an inside look at a growing musical movement often overlooked in mainstream media.
Texas Rockers is a culturally-driven short film featuring real-life reggae artists, musicians, DJs, and venues from across Texas. Rather than telling a fictional story, the film immerses viewers in the authentic experiences of the people building the scene—highlighting the passion, perseverance, and community behind the music.
From late-night studio sessions to live performances and behind-the-scenes moments, Texas Rockers showcases the raw energy and dedication it takes to sustain reggae culture in Texas. The film serves not only as entertainment, but as a statement piece—positioning Texas as a serious and emerging force in the global reggae landscape.
“This film is about giving the culture a voice,” says creator Sgt. Remo. “It’s about documenting what’s really happening on the ground in Texas reggae and showing the world that this movement is alive, growing, and here to stay.”
The online premiere marks the next phase of the Texas Rockers rollout, following its initial screening and early festival submissions. By releasing the film digitally, the team aims to expand its reach and connect directly with fans, media outlets, and cultural tastemakers.
Media outlets, bloggers, and content creators are encouraged to cover the release, request interviews, and explore collaboration opportunities. Texas Rockers is more than a film—it’s an entry point into a larger cultural movement rooted in music, identity, and independent artistry.
For press inquiries, interviews, or media access, please contact:
sgt.remo@gmail.com
Bogotá, Colombia / Texas — International reggae artist Sgt. Remo unveils his new 8-track album, De Texas a Bogotá, a vibrant cross-cultural project produced by P1 Records in Chía, Colombia. The album is the result of creative sessions recorded during Sgt. Remo’s trip to Bogotá in May 2025, coinciding with his participation in the city’s annual Reggae Month celebrations.
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De Texas a Bogotá reflects Sgt. Remo’s evolving sound and his deep connection to Latin America’s reggae and urban music scenes. While rooted in conscious reggae, the album confidently expands into cumbia, dancehall, afrobeats, and roots reggae, showcasing a diverse yet cohesive musical journey shaped by collaboration and travel.
Six of the tracks were released as singles ahead of the album, building anticipation across multiple regions. The full release also includes two previously unreleased songs, offering new material that completes the project’s narrative arc.
The album opens with “Cumbia Sabrosita,” a lively cumbia collaboration featuring Javier Alerta (Bogotá), Carolina Huertas (Bogotá), and Ras Levy (Mexico City), followed by “Cumbia Galáctica,” a futuristic cumbia track featuring Zelen (San Antonio, TX). Dancehall energy takes center stage on “She Wine All the Time” and “La Número 1,” both featuring Haffid Dancehall (Bogotá) and Ras Levy.
Time Don’t Stop brings an afrobeats influence to the album, delivering a reflective message on perseverance and growth. “Luchar Para Sobrevivir” continues the international collaboration with Haffid Dancehall and Ras Levy, while “Gimme the Roots” featuring Alma De León (Bogotá) and Ras Levy anchors the project firmly in roots reggae. The album closes with “Give Thanks to Jah in This Time,” a spiritually grounded track emphasizing gratitude, faith, and unity.
With De Texas a Bogotá, Sgt. Remo solidifies his role as a bridge between scenes, cultures, and sounds—uniting Texas and Colombia through music that celebrates movement, collaboration, and conscious expression.
Track List – De Texas a Bogotá
1. Cumbia Sabrosita feat. Javier Alerta, Carolina Huertas, Ras Levy (Cumbia)
2. Cumbia Galáctica feat. Zelen (Cumbia)
3. She Wine All the Time feat. Haffid Dancehall, Ras Levy (Dancehall)
4. La Número 1 feat. Haffid Dancehall, Ras Levy (Dancehall)
5. Time Don’t Stop (Afrobeats)
6. Luchar Para Sobrevivir feat. Haffid Dancehall, Ras Levy
7. Gimme the Roots feat. Alma De León, Ras Levy (Roots Reggae)
8. Give Thanks to Jah in This Time
De Texas a Bogotá is available now on all major streaming platforms.
Artist: Sgt. Remo
Album: De Texas a Bogotá
Producer: P1 Records
Recorded in: Chía & Bogotá, Colombia
Genre: Reggae / Cumbia / Dancehall / Afrobeats
For press inquiries, interviews, or additional information contact sgt.remo@gmail.com
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Buenos Aires, Arg., Dec. 4, 2025 — A powerful new force emerges from the depths of Latin-rooted reggae and urban music with the release of “Reach the Top (Official Remix)”, released by Pop Art Discos. This intense, hard-hitting reinterpretation from Kutral Dub, Fidel Nadal, and Sgt. Remo is built on thick, militant drums and a hypnotic, slow-burning rhythm, transforming the uplifting original into a deeper reflection on ambition, resistance, and the fight to rise.
At the center of the track is Fidel Nadal, one of the most influential and respected voices in Latin American reggae. A pioneer of Afro-Latin consciousness in music, Fidel has shaped the genre for decades — from his groundbreaking work with Todos Tus Muertos to his prolific solo career that helped bring reggae en español to a global audience. His unmistakable tone adds weight, urgency, and spiritual fire to the song’s message.
“Kutral Dub brought a whole different dimension to the beat,” says Sgt. Remo. “And when you add Fidel — a true icon of Latin reggae — the energy becomes something powerful, even commanding.”
Lyrically, the remix explores the emotional terrain of endurance and self-determination — fighting through the hardships that come our way and finding the strength to navigate obstacles with the hope of emerging victorious. It is both introspective and defiant, reminding us that even in the darkest moments, the climb continues.
This cross-continental collaboration connects Argentina, Chile, and Mexico/Texas, blending Latin American reggae roots with urban grit and underground dub energy. The result is a track that feels global yet raw, meditative yet street-tough, fully alive in its intensity.
“Reach the Top (Official Remix)”, released by Pop Art Discos, is now available on all major streaming platforms.
