The Aggrolites live in concert.
ON TOUR

The Aggrolites

10
critic concert reviews
rock

How Good Are They LIVE?

Live Rating  

72
%
Based on 
10
critic concert
reviews
Last 12 Months Rating  
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Critic Consensus

Based on 10 concert reviews, the critic consensus is that The Aggrolites is rated as a watchable live performer, with shows that lack distinction.

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Latest Release

Freedom Street (Live at Sugarshack Sessions) - Single (25 February 2022)

Artist Info

Genre
rock
Origin
Los Angeles, United States (2002 - present)
Bio
The Aggrolites are a reggae band from Los Angeles, California. The Aggrolites are an amalgamation of two previous Los Angeles reggae and ska bands, the Vessels and the Rhythm Doctors, and were originally formed in 2002 as an in-concert backing band for reggae icon Derrick Morgan.
Has Performed With

Critic Concert Reviews

The Santa Barbara Independent (USA)

December 7, 2009
%
It’s easy to react cynically to whatever white reggae band comes through town, especially after having spent the last two decades or so in Southern California, but the Aggrolites was a difficult act to resist this past Saturday night.

Already Heard (UK)

May 4, 2016
70
%
Meerhout on April 30, 2016

Vegas Seven (USA)

March 28, 2016
%
Las Vegas, USA

LA Record (USA)

December 29, 2014
%
Despite a late start from the scheduled set times, the DJ set filling the air helped keep the crowd relaxed and primed to see LA’s own The Aggrolites take the stage for a set full of “dirty reggae.

Grimy Goods (USA)

December 29, 2014
%
With a packed house, lines since doors opened and an eager crowd waiting for the bands to tear it up, The Echo welcomed The Aggrolites and Boogaloo Assassins for a night of heat and elbow to elbow dancing action.

Grimy Goods (USA)

December 1, 2009
%
Los Angeles, USA

Room Thirteen (UK)

September 7, 2009
62
%
They arrive on stage all dressed in black shirts and with keyboards instead of brass they go into a slow paced bass heavy ska tune.

Past critic reviews published in

The Music (Australia), Exclaim (Canada), Buzz Magazine (UK), The Guardian (UK), The Music (Australia) and more

Image Credit

Scott Dudelson [CC BY-SA 3.0] via Wikimedia Commons