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Louie Culture

Louie Culture is a Jamaican dancehall deejay.

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The Uprising

11 tracks · 2004

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  1. 2023

    Music

    Rebel Salute 2023: Beenie Man Plays Through an Injury, Louie Culture Closes at Dawn as the 29th Staging Returns to Plantation Cove

    Tony Rebel’s roots festival ran two nights at Grizzly’s Plantation Cove, St Ann, on January 20–21, 2023, with Bounty Killer, Kabaka Pyramid, Third World, Big Mountain, Beenie Man, Capleton, Luciano, Sanchez and Ghana’s Stonebwoy on the bill. Night one closed at 7:45 a.m.; night two brought a 20-song Beenie Man set, a Sanchez walk-off and I-Octane’s mic being pulled.

  2. 2026

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    Rebel Salute Makes Its Overseas Debut in Miramar, Florida, With Maxi Priest, Mykal Rose, Chalice and a Key to Broward County for Tony Rebel

    With no Jamaican staging in 2026 after Hurricane Melissa, Tony Rebel took his festival to Miramar Regional Park on Sunday, April 19, 2026 — after two postponements in 2025. Rain did not stop the crowd; estimates ran from 2,500 to Rebel’s own 7,000. Gyptian and Louie Culture were no-shows. ‘A foundation has been set for bigger things,’ Rebel said.

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