At the sixth annual California Roots Music and Arts Festival in Monterey, dedicated to reggae and roots music, Jamaican artist Chronixx—whose mixtapes like Dread & Terrible revived interest in roots-reggae with socially charged lyrics—delivered a full set underscoring his role in the reggae revival as the son of sound system veteran Chronicle. The 45-minute performance on May 23 featured staples like the opener "Alpha & Omega," heartfelt "Smile Jamaica" and "Here Comes Trouble," vigorous "Capture Land" and "Warrior," plus "Who Knows" into "Start a Fyah," wrapping with "They Don't Know" amid cheers, where his charismatic vocals and energy with Zincfence Redemption captivated a 30,000-strong crowd. Fans and critics, including AllMusic, hailed the show as a "burst of reggae power," affirming Chronixx's bridge between classic and contemporary vibes, especially post his MOBO Award nods.