Leader Bank Pavilion

Buju Banton and Stephen Marley bring the Roots and Rhymes Tour to Leader Bank Pavilion, pairing two reggae heavyweights for a summer night on Boston’s waterfront. The lineup has real range: Banton brings the grit and force of dancehall-rooted reggae, while Marley carries the roots tradition with the warmth and musical polish of the Marley family legacy. Together, the show should move between anthems, deeper cuts, and the kind of full-bodied live arrangements that make reggae feel especially suited to an open-air venue. It is also a rare chance to see two artists with very different relationships to Jamaican music share one bill rather than play separate rooms. With the harbor just beyond the stage, the setting gives the night the easy rhythm of a proper summer concert without needing much extra dressing.

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