The Human Rights – Live on Wolfe Island

Feel the rhythm. Move with the groove. Let the music take over.

Award-winning modern roots reggae powerhouse The Human Rights returns to Wolfe Island for a high-energy night of live music on Saturday, May 2, 2026. Known for their rich sound, conscious lyrics, and electrifying stage presence, this 8-piece band delivers a performance that is as powerful as it is uplifting.

Built around the talents of lead vocalist Friendlyness, alongside a dynamic ensemble of seasoned musicians, The Human Rights blend modern roots reggae with elements of soul, R&B, lovers rock, and dancehall. With the addition of acclaimed vocalist Tréson, the band’s dual front line creates a commanding and soulful experience that keeps audiences fully engaged from the first note to the final encore.

Over the years, The Human Rights have shared stages with reggae legends such as The Wailers, Gregory Isaacs, and Beres Hammond, while also performing at major festivals across North America. Their growing reputation recently saw them open for The Black Crowes in front of thousands, further cementing their place as one of Canada’s leading reggae acts.

Their music is both celebratory and meaningful, with albums like Reggae Strong (2021) honouring late keyboardist Bernie Pitters, and their latest release One People continuing to push their sound forward with messages of unity and resilience.

Expect two full sets of heavy rhythms, soaring horns, and infectious energy — the kind of night where the dance floor stays full and the vibe never lets up.

Event Details

📅 Saturday, May 2, 2026
⏰ 8:30 PM – 11:00 PM
🎟 Tickets: $30 + fees
📍 Wolfe Island, ON

Bring your dancing shoes and get ready for a night of upfull vibes, deep grooves, and unforgettable live reggae.