An uncompromising voice for equality, justice, the legalization of marijuana and the Rastafari way of life, Tosh was a founding member of The Wailers alongside the late Bob Marley and Bunny Wailer. By ...

Many credit the 1972 film The Harder They Come with introducing reggae music to international audiences. Without question, it was around that period that acts such as The Wailers (featuring Bob Marley ...

Thirty years after he was murdered at his Kingston, Jamaica, home by a longstanding acquaintance he had befriended, reggae icon Peter Tosh's multi-faceted legacy will be celebrated at the inaugural… ...

Representatives of the Peter Tosh Foundation take over 4/20 to honor the iconic singer’s legacy of cannabis advocacy. 4/20, the National Weed Day, is a day set aside for blunt smokers, rappers, and ...

PT Capital is the company behind SEEN, the global Peter Tosh cannabis brand. According to CEO Brian Latture, the brand echoes Tosh’s core values in that it's all about consistent quality and control ...

Do you know the one good thing about music? “When it hits, you feel no pain.” At least that’s what Bob Marley sang with the Wailers back in 1975’s “Trenchtown Rock.” With Bob gone and the 30th ...

Peter Tosh, born Winston Hubert McIntosh, was a Jamaican reggae musician, singer, and songwriter widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in reggae history. A founding member of The ...

1. Legendary Reggae Pioneer: October 19 would have marked Peter Tosh’s 79th birthday. Born as Winston Hubert McIntosh in Westmoreland, he left an indelible mark on the world of reggae, celebrated for ...

A lost Peter Tosh master recording is unearthed in this clip from Studio 17 – The Lost Reggae Tapes, a 2019 documentary about the Jamaica’s legendary Randy’s Records studio. “Formed by a ...

TODAY marks the 28th year since reggae’s most famous rebel, Peter Tosh, was brutally murdered at his upper St Andrew home. The incident occured on Friday, September 11, 1987. Interestingly, it ...