Dub reggae alchemist Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry returns to Orlando in February

He last graced the City Beautiful with his otherworldly presence in early 2018, playing Super Ape from start to finish for a packed house at the Social, and now outsider reggae legend Lee “Scratch” Perry is returning next month as part of a Florida (!) tour.

Perry closed out 2019 in style with the release of his dream-team collaboration with Adrian Sherwood and Brian Eno, “Here Come the Warm Dreads.”

Lee “Scratch” Perry headlines the Social on Tuesday, Feb. 11, at 7 p.m. Tickets can be purchased here.

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This article appears in 2019 Year in Review.