After being on the road for almost two months, reggae stalwart Nesbeth did the final leg of his European/UK tour at the weekend with a stellar performance in Gloucester, England.

During the final show, the singer used the opportunity to thank locals of the English city and patrons of previous venues for their support. He said their loyalty inspired him to press forward and remain committed to spreading positive messages.

"Special thanks to all the ones who came out to listen to my messages through my roots rock reggae music. My mission is to enlighten the world about the hidden truth. Word, sound is power. I aspire to travel the four corners of the earth as a true advocate of peace," Nesbeth said.

The tour began in July and saw the Ole Gangalee singer exposing his music to fans across Europe at major festivals such as Reggae Geel, Belgium; Germany's Reggae Jam; and Gruner Jager Club, Hamburg.

Nesbeth shifted focus to the United Kingdom with performances in Manchester, London and Gloucester. He made appearances on media outlets such as Entertainment London, Round House Radio, UK Radio Wave, Realbeat FM, Mystic Radio Live and One Harmony Radio, among others.

Scheduled to return to the island this week to begin promotion on his new single, My Dream, the artiste said the tour gave him an opportunity to reconnect with fans while introducing his brand to new markets.

"International touring is not only an awesome experience for an artiste, but an extremely crucial tool in one's growth. When you travel to different countries, you have the ability to soak in everything, including the music, and bring it back home to create something completely new from those experiences. You can be that artiste that takes risks and incorporates some new influence that positively challenge people's way of thinking," Nesbeth added.