Grammy-nominated reggae artist Chronixx returns to London following his landmark concert at Alexandra Palace in Autumn 2018. The sold-out London leg of Chronixx’s Chronology world tour boasted the largest attendance for a live show by any Roots Reggae artist in British history. 10,000 fans left the famous venue knowing they’d just witnessed history.

The announcement of Chronixx’ upcoming headline show at Eventim Apollo, London comes ahead of his new release of ‘Dela Move’, the first track to be lifted from his forthcoming second studio album, De La Splash. 

The 27-year-old singer songwriter and producer, Chronixx, has been described as a “legend” (by the likes of Noisey and GQ) who is “putting Rastafarianism back into Reggae” (The Guardian). Having organically built a devoted fan-base and turned industry heads as one of Jamaica’s fastest, most-promising talents to represent the iconic island to a global audience, Chronixx’s own take on the roots sound has been lauded as the jump off point for a “musical revolution”.

Chronixx’s critically acclaimed debut album Chronology  (released in 2017) was earmarked as an ‘Album of The Year’ by publications such as Rolling Stone, and received a Grammy nomination for ‘Best Reggae Album’.

Fans of Chronixx include Usain Bolt (whose Tracks & Records restaurant housed Chronixx’s first live show), Mick Jagger (who celebrated his birthday side of stage at Chornixx’s 2018 Summerstage Central Park show), Major Lazer (who curated and released Chronixx’s first mixtape), Nas and Ms. Lauryn Hill (who toured with him in 2017), Adidas (who recruited him as the face of their Originals Spezial Line), The Stone Roses, (who he supported live in Manchester City FC’s Etihad stadium), Joey Bada$$ (who had him feature on his ‘Amerikkkan Badass’ album), Shy FX (who had him feature on his  2019 released Raggamuffin Soundtape), Ed Sheeran (who collaborated with him for the remix of ‘I Don’t Care’ ft. Justin Bieber), and Koffee (who supported Chronixx on tour last year).