Their lead single “Rude” stayed at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts for an impressive six weeks. “That was crazy. That was not something that we ever expected to happen,” Alex said. “Sony did a ...

The band's hit is the latest in a long line of reggae top 10s. Plus, Maroon 5's career sales and Father's Day music fun facts. By Gary Trust As always, submit your questions about Billboard charts, as ...

What make a great one-hit wonder? For starters, it can’t just be a normal hit song. It must be the sort of hit that everybody on the planet knows word-for-word — even years after its heyday has come ...

Finally MAGIC! fans will get what they’ve been waiting for when the band drops its debut album, “Don’t Kill The Magic,” on Tuesday. Wait, what’s MAGIC! again? The reggae band has broken out in a huge ...

Magic! commandeered radio waves with their breakout hit 'Rude,' successfully making it one of the songs of the summer in 2014. The track is unstoppable -- an element the band touches on in the latest ...

In Trelawny, Magic!’s two hits – “Rude,” which went to Number One in America, and “Let Your Hair Down,” a follow-up even softer than its predecessor – were received by an enthusiastic audience that ...

“Rude” is just awful, a flaccid, boring slice of lightweight reggae that sounds like it was written to be heard in a dentist’s waiting room. The similarly banal lyrics concern a guy who seeks his ...

Pop-reggae fusion rockers Magic! brought one of the most palatable concerts I've ever seen to the New York State Fair on Saturday. The breezy show was exactly the sort of performance you could enjoy ...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- Canadian band Magic! will bring its sunny fusion of reggae and rock to Chevy Court at 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 27 at the New York State Fair. The band's 2013 single, "Rude," topped ...

Reggae has long been a staple of the summer mix-tape. More recently, dance and electronic have become the music of summer dance parties and road trips. Enter Magic!. The group's reggae-fusion sound ...

Early in Magic!’s record release show at West Hollywood’s Troubadour nightclub, frontman Nasri Atweh asks the young, giddy crowd, “You guys like reggae music?” The people cheer, which is no surprise: ...