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One Drop Redemption

5.0 from 4 booking reviews

Based inLos Angeles, CA
Typical fee$2,500+
TravelNationwide

OtherRockR&B and soul1960s1970s1980s

About One Drop Redemption

One Drop Redemption is the Premiere 'Bob Marley & The Wailers Tribute band. One Drop Redemption's Bob Marley Tribute Show gives you the impression that it's 1978 and you're in the audience listening to a Classic Performance by the 'Greatest Reggae Band of All Times'. You'll be swaying to the 'riddums of the One Drop'. A truly a memorable performance for you and your guests! One Drop Redemption was voted the #1 Bob Marley & the Wailers Tribute band by Gigmasters.com, the world's largest online booking services. One Drop Redemption is a tribute act. One Drop Redemption is not associated, affiliated, endorsed by, or sponsored by Bob Marley, and no such association is claimed or implied. All artist names, trademarks, and song titles are the property of their respective owners and are used here solely to identify the music performed.

Songs include: Rastaman Vibrations, Buffalo Soldier, One Drop, Is This Love, I Shot The Sheriff, No Woman No Cry, Roots Rock Reggae, Waiting In Vain, Little Birds, Stir It Up, Lively Up Yourself, Jammin’.

Booked through MZ Tribute Bands (Music Zirconia Talent), a licensed California talent agency booking tribute acts since 2008. Fees vary by date, venue and travel, so every request gets a quote for your event.

Style: Tribute

What buyers say

“My husband and I are huge Bob Marley fans. One Drop Redemption did not disappoint by any means! They were amazing, their energy was fantastic and the energy at the venue (house of blues Las Vegas)- Bob was definitely the”

“Great show with One Drop Redemption here in San Diego. The band were masters of their instruments and singing rolls. The band engaged with the crowd and brought the crowd, band and music together for a great musical expe”

“We we're able to sit on our blanket in front of the stage on the lawn. And that was nice there were seats behind us for people who needed a chair. The band was awesome and I felt bad for them that the sound cracked out s”