Chronixx returns to Brooklyn after eight years

Irie Jam Radio and Chronixx, joint partners of Chronixx Live in Brooklyn, have announced the reggae artist’s return to the borough after eight years.

Chronixx will perform at the Brooklyn Armory, at the Major R. Owens Health & Wellness Community Center, on Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2026, at 7 p.m.

The concert marks Chronixx’s first performance in Brooklyn since 2018.

According to Jamaican-born, Brooklyn-based entertainment promoter Ronnie Tomlinson, the Major R. Owens Health & Wellness Community Center is named in honor of the late US Rep. Major R. Owens, who envisioned the armory as a gathering place, the center now provides recreational and community space for Brooklyn residents.

“The venue’s transformation offers a fitting setting for Chronixx’s music and its themes of family, spiritual upliftment and belonging,” Tomlinson, the CEO of the New York-based Destine Media, Inc., told Caribbean Life on Monday, Nov. 9.

“Through his album ‘Exile,’ he explores connections to home and one’s roots, ideas that resonate with people in the Diaspora who build lives away from their homelands while maintaining ties through family and community,” she added.

“The Brooklyn performance will bring those themes to life through roots reggae, creating space for reflection, joy and shared moments,” Tomlinson continued. 

“Sharing his excitement for the show, Chronixx described the occasion as “another moment of transformation and celebration” with his New York family, promising “real ‘heartical’ roots music like we’ve never seen it before.”  

Bobby Clarke, owner and CEO of Irie Jam Radio, said: “This show signifies Irie Jams commitment to showcasing and uplifting our music and our culture at the highest level. Chronixx personifies this.”