Sublime [Pictured L-R: Bud Gaugh, Jakob Nowell, Eric Wilson] Credit: Josh Kim / Atlantic Records
Reggae Rise Up, the ultimate heady spring break has finally arrived, and downtown St. Pete has come to embrace this nearly weeklong takeover of downtown.
Stacked from to back, the lineup has quite a few heavyweights—including 311, Slightly Stoopid, and a revamped Rome Ramirez-less Sublime (pictured)—along with stuff for the hip-hop heads thanks to Cypress Hill and the surviving members of De la Soul (RIP Trugoy).
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This article appears in Mar. 05 – 11, 2026.
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