On Friday, June 5, 2026, reggae fans gathered at The Social in Downtown Orlando for a special evening of roots reggae music as legendary Grammy-winning group Black Uhuru took the stage.
Widely regarded as one of the most influential reggae groups of all time, Black Uhuru made history as the first reggae act to win a Grammy Award. Their impact on reggae music extends far beyond awards, with decades of international touring, groundbreaking recordings, and a catalog of songs that continue to inspire generations of artists and fans around the world.
The evening began with an opening set from DJ RED I of Kulcha Shok, who prepared the audience with a carefully selected mix of reggae classics and conscious roots selections. Also in attendance was Lance O, founder of Kulcha Shok and a longtime advocate for reggae culture throughout Florida and beyond.
Once Black Uhuru took the stage, the atmosphere inside The Social transformed into a celebration of reggae music, culture, and community. The group moved effortlessly through a setlist that showcased both their timeless classics and deeper catalog selections.
Event Information
Venue: The Social
Address: 54 N Orange Ave, Orlando, FL 32801
Date: June 5, 2026
Opening DJ: DJ RED I (Kulcha Shok)
Headliner: Black Uhuru
Featured Performance
One of the biggest moments of the evening came when Black Uhuru performed their classic hit “Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner.” Decades after its original release, the song remains one of the group’s most recognized and beloved recordings, with fans singing along throughout the venue.
Event Recap
Throughout the evening, Black Uhuru delivered a powerful set that highlighted the messages of unity, consciousness, spirituality, and cultural identity that have defined their music for decades.
Fans were treated to performances of classic selections such as “Top Rankin’,” “General Penitentiary,” “Bone Alone,” “Solidarity,” and “Sinsemilla,” alongside deeper cuts that demonstrated the group’s remarkable catalog and continued relevance.
The performance showcased exactly why Black Uhuru remains one of the most respected names in reggae music. Their ability to connect with audiences across generations was evident throughout the night as longtime reggae fans and younger listeners shared the experience together.
More than just a concert, the evening served as a reminder of reggae music’s enduring influence and Black Uhuru’s role in helping carry the genre onto the world stage.
Watch The Complete Concert Playlist
Experience the full Black Uhuru performance captured by Reggae Therapy at The Social in Orlando.
Concert Highlights
Some of the evening’s standout performances included:
Solidarity – A fitting late-set reminder of reggae’s message of unity and community.
Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner – One of Black Uhuru’s signature songs that had the audience singing along from beginning to end.
Sinsemilla – A timeless reggae classic that remains a fan favorite around the world.
Top Rankin’ – Delivered with incredible energy and one of the night’s biggest crowd reactions.
General Penitentiary – A powerful performance highlighting the group’s conscious lyrical style.
Complete Setlist
- Shine Eye Gal / Plastic Smile
- What Is Life
- I Love King Selassie
- System
- Top Rankin’
- Hail and Blaze
- General Penitentiary
- Anthem (Living Dread)
- Whole World Is Africa
- As The World Turns
- Bone Alone
- Jamaica To Here
- There’s A Reward
- Jah Guide
- Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner
- Solidarity
- Sinsemilla
About Black Uhuru
Black Uhuru is one of the most influential groups in reggae history and became the first reggae act to receive a Grammy Award. Their music has inspired generations of artists around the world and helped introduce roots reggae to a global audience.
Known for timeless classics such as “Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner,” “Sinsemilla,” “Solidarity,” “General Penitentiary,” and “Top Rankin’,” Black Uhuru continues to perform internationally and carry the message of reggae music to audiences worldwide.
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