Photo: Scott Evans
Sunday, March 14, 2010 at 08:10PM 
KFAI RADIO MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL
KFAI is proud to sponsor roots reggae artist Taj Weeks and Adowa, Sunday, March 14th at the Cedar Cultural Center.
Taj Weekes is a poet who's music is an amalgam of roots style reggae with a hint of afro folk, rock, and jazz.
Sunday, March 14, 2010 at 07:19PM 
The Ultimate Guide to What's Going On in the Twin Cities
Review by: Chris Riemenschneider
Hardly the first reggae act to address social injustice, Taj Weekes & Adowa do it with more an eye for current affairs and a thoughtful, problem-solving approach, which is just one of several reasons their new album "Diedem" ("All of Us") is a real attention-getter and was shortlisted for the Grammy’s reggae category. Born in St. Lucia and now based in New York, Weekes has a soulful and surprisingly effeminate voice that's also quite a head-turner, and his band is traditional but fiery.
When:
Mar 14, Sun. at 7:30 pm
Where:
Cedar Cultural Center
416 Cedar Av. S.
Minneapolis, MN
612-338-2674
http://www.thecedar.org
Sunday, March 14, 2010 at 06:39PM 
Review by: Ross Raihala
IN THE CLUBS - MARCH 14
St. Lucian reggae artist Taj Weekes headlines the Cedar Cultural Center on Sunday [March 14, 2010] with his band, Adowa. Weekes remains a niche artist at this point but seems to be heading toward a more significant breakthrough with the impending release of his third album, the Hurricane Katrina-inspired "A Waterlogged Soul Kitchen." Weekes' last record, "Deidem," was called an "essential album heralding roots rock's resurgence" by Billboard.
Saturday, March 13, 2010 at 09:39PM 
Radio Show by: Malik Boulibai
Interview by: Leili
Taj Weekes is the featured artist for a multi-part audio series featuring interviews by Leili, poetry readings from Weekes' upcoming book release, "Brown Lawns," as well as acoustic guitar renditions of several songs. Tune in daily for the next installment.
Sunday, March 7, 2010 at 05:55PM 
Radio Show by: Malik Boulibai
Interview by: Leili
Taj Weekes is the featured artist for a multi-part audio series featuring interviews by Leili, poetry readings from Weekes' upcoming book release, "Brown Lawns," as well as acoustic guitar renditions of several songs. Tune in daily for the next installment.