Penn’s Peak is proud to announce Ziggy Marley — Rebellion Rises 2018 Tour at 8 p.m. Sept. 16.

Grammy and Emmy Award-winning singer, songwriter, producer, humanitarian and visionary Ziggy Marley infuses the spirit of revolution into his seventh full-length solo offering, Rebellion Rises.

Throughout the record, he encourages the people to stand in solidarity together.

“Every song speaks to the rebellion, but the word ‘love’ is also in a lot of them,” Marley said. “Love is the foundation. This entire album is a message to the best side of humanity. It’s a rallying cry and encouragement for us to stand up. When we do, our actions will be felt. We will change the direction of this world instead of what we see happening today. We will make it better, but we have to do more. We have to take a stand. We have to get more active. No matter what the fake leaders say, we’re going to love one another first.”

The message resounds throughout every fiber of the track listing from “See Dem Fake Leaders” to the unbreakable grooves of “Rebellion Rises” and “Circle of Peace” the wailing guitars on “World Revolution” and “The Storm is Coming” to the provocative living and breathing lyrics on “I Am a Human.” Recorded primarily at his Los Angeles home studio during 2017, Ziggy threads together a cohesive vision steeped in reggae tradition, yet markedly progressive and forward-thinking.

In many ways, it represents every side of the iconic artist within one dynamic, diverse and definitive body of work.

“It’s a good representation of everything about me,” he said. “It has the elements of the past and the future. It grooves nicely.”

As always, Marley leads by example. A simmering beat punctuated by African djembe, air horn squeals, and robust horns drives the politically charged “See Dem Fake Leaders.” Over this backdrop, he doesn’t back down from those in power, turning up with a bold protest anthem for a new age.

“If promoting love and unity for the earth is not the agenda or priority of these leaders in this world then they are fake leaders,” he explains. “What you leading? Leading is when you make things better for humanity, not just materially — but in life and in liberty. If you’re encouraging fighting and war, whether for religion, race, or politics, you’re not a leader. We can’t call you one. True leaders bring humanity together. That’s why there are so many problems. It can’t go on, we have to make the shift.”

The title track “Rebellion Rises” codifies a peaceful manifesto in the heart of an irresistible chant.

If anybody can incite change through song, it’s Ziggy. In fact, it’s in his blood. For as much as he upholds a family tradition that began with his father Bob Marley, he’s also blazed a trail of his own. After eight records with The Melody Makers and three Grammy Awards, he kicked off a legendary solo career in 2003 with Dragonfly. He impressively garnered the Grammy Award for ‘Best Reggae Album in 2006 (Love Is My Religion), 2013 (In Concert), 2014 (Fly Rasta) and 2016 for the self-titled Ziggy Marley — which marked his fourth consecutive debut at #1 on the Billboard Top Reggae Album Chart.

So, what does revolution sound like in 2018 and beyond? It sounds like Rebellion Rises.

“I hope people enjoy it,” he leaves off. “When you enjoy it, everything else will come after. The majority of people are good on earth. I know this. We are more powerful than any political, religious, racist ideology. That’s what this is. I want this album to help be that motivating voice for the majority of people on earth.”

Tickets are on sale at all Ticketmaster outlets, the Penn’s Peak Box Office and Roadies Restaurant and Bar. Penn’s Peak Box Office and Roadies Restaurant ticket sales are walk-up only, no phone orders.

General admission is $35 in advance, $40 day of show.