Bluesfest Tours presents

Steel Pulse 50th Anniversary Tour

7:00pm, Sun 2 February, 2025

THE TRIFFID, BRISBANE, QLD

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Steel Pulse, one of reggae’s most enduring and celebrated bands, marks their 50th anniversary with a special performance at The Triffid, Brisbane, on Sunday, 2nd February. Known for their vibrant blend of roots reggae, punk, and rock, Steel Pulse has spent five decades delivering socially conscious, empowering anthems like “Rally Round the Flag” and “Roller Skates.”

Formed in Birmingham, England, in 1975 by David Hinds and Selwyn Brown, the band has toured the world and shared stages with legends such as Bob Marley, Santana, and Bob Dylan. Steel Pulse’s Grammy-winning music continues to resonate with audiences across generations, thanks to its infectious rhythms and powerful messages of justice, unity, and resistance.

Don’t miss this opportunity to witness one of reggae’s most influential bands as they celebrate half a century of groundbreaking music. Their live shows are renowned for their electrifying energy, making this performance at TheTriffid not to be missed event for both long-time fans and reggae enthusiasts alike.