Kash’d Out plays Florida reggae-rock with the kind of road-tested confidence that only comes from years working the circuit. Their Good Karma Summer Tour arrives at Buffalo Iron Works on Sunday, August 23 with real forward momentum: a new full-length record on the way and a recent single, “Mushroom Tea” featuring Little Stranger, that pushes the Orlando five-piece into more psychedelic territory than they’ve charted before.
About the Show
The bill is one of the better-matched pairings on this summer tour. RDGLDGRN (the name disemvowels “Red Gold Green”) is a Virginia three-piece whose sound blends hip-hop, go-go, and alternative rock, with a D.C. go-go drumbeat at the backbone. Their debut album featured Dave Grohl on drums, recorded at Sound City Studios in 2012; a later track was co-written and co-produced by Pharrell Williams. Their 2025 record, The Red Album, expanded further into reggae and included a collaboration with Kash’d Out alongside Nick Hexum of 311 and others. That history makes this pairing feel less like a standard headliner-support arrangement and more like two acts who already know each other’s moves. DJ RICOCHET RED also appears on the bill.
Kash’d Out is a five-piece out of Orlando: Greg Shields on vocals, Jackson Hauserman on guitar, Joey Brohawn on bass, Marshall Hearne on drums, and A-Mac on keys. They built their following the same way most durable touring acts do: one show at a time. Early support from Pepper opened doors, leading to runs alongside Collie Buddz, The Expendables, and Iration, and chart placement on the Billboard Reggae Charts. Their artist site describes them as “a relentless touring force” whose live show is built around “good vibes and authentic connection.” Currently signed to Ineffable Records and working toward a 2026 full-length, “Mushroom Tea” is the clearest signal yet of where that record is headed. The Buffalo date is stop five of a 13-date run that extends through early September.
Venue & Logistics
Buffalo Iron Works sits at 49 Illinois Street in Buffalo, a club-size venue in western New York that suits this kind of tight-knit touring show well. Doors open at 7:00 p.m., show at 8:00 p.m. The event is 18+.
Tickets
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