Matisyahu, the ultra-Orthodox US Jewish rapper with bushy beard and sidelocks who shocked fans by shaving it all off last year, has surfaced in Jerusalem with a new bottle-blonde hairdo. The ...

Pioneering Jewish rappers Matisyahu and Remedy have teamed up for “The Fathers Live,” celebrating their roots and speaking out against the rising tide of antisemitism. The single/video, recorded in a ...

Matisyahu and Wu Tang’s Remedy have released a new collaborative single and video, “The Fathers Live.” The song arrived early today, timed with Hanukkah beginning this evening. The track is described ...

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) — The Rialto Theatre released a statement to News 4 Tucson regarding the cancellation of the Matisyahu concert. The Jewish rapper was supposed to perform Feb. 15, but his concert ...

Matisyahu singing on stage with a guitarist accompanying him. Matisyahu, the Jewish American reggae, hip-hop, and alternative rock singer, rapper, beatboxer, and musician, brought his multiple musical ...

CHICAGO (CBS) -- The Friday night concert featuring American Jewish reggae singer and rapper Matisyahu at the House of Blues was canceled due to the threat of protests. The show was canceled abruptly ...

After being thrown out of festivals, dropped by his manager and railed against by anti-Israel mobs, reggae star Matisyahu says the backlash over his support for the Jewish state hasn’t slowed him down ...

Two decades ago, the song “King Without a Crown” placed Matisyahu upon a unique, expressive throne. Overtly spiritual, noted for beatboxing and rapid-fire free verse stylings, he performed in yarmulke ...

Matisyahu, the Jewish musical artist, released a new album, “Hold the Fire,” on Feb. 2 and is on a 34-city concert tour. But his recent shows at The Rialto Theatre in Tucson, Arizona, and Meow Wolf in ...

Around 200 community members attended a Matisyahu concert at Penn Hillel on Sunday night. Matisyahu — a Jewish American, Grammy-nominated Reggae artist — came to Penn through an invitation from Penn ...

The Seattle-bred rapper, who infamously bested Kendrick Lamar in the Best Rap Album category at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards in 2014, announced “Hinds Hall” via social media on Monday (May 6).