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“The people,” said David Elecciri Jr. with iconic reggae band Steel Pulse, when asked why the band is playing one of the smallest venues of their current tour at Tico Time River Resort, just south of ...

One of the world’s most popular reggae bands, Steel Pulse initially honed their infectious roots sound before wild crowds of punks in their British homeland. Formed in 1975 in the industrial hub of ...

One of the longest-running roots reggae bands around, Steel Pulse now boasts a list of former members as twice as long as that of its current lineup. Only two of its current players have appeared on ...

Acclaimed as the greatest British reggae band when it emerged in 1978, Steel Pulse is perhaps the last great old-school reggae band left. Two of its best recordings have been recently released. The ...

Steel Pulse, one of the most recognized names in reggae is headed to Orlando. Originating from Birmingham, England, the group uses their music to preach love and justice. “Without love there is no ...

If your knowledge of reggae extends only to the laid-back and the feel-good, you’ve never listened to the politically charged message of Steel Pulse. Formed in 1975 in Birmingham, England, Steel Pulse ...

It’s been a minute since I’ve caught a live reggae band performance. Man, I had forgotten how distinctively attired some of reggae’s devotees dress to show their cultural pride and their passion for ...

Guitar superstar Eric Clapton was less than 100 metres from where Enoch Powell made his Rivers of Blood speech when he shouted ‘Vote Enoch’ and ‘get the w**s out of Britain.’ His racist tirade at ...

Steel Pulse, the great British reggae band, will headline an outdoor show at War Memorial Stadium in Hampton this fall. The Reggae Stadium Splash was announced on Wedneday by promoters. Kevin Purnell, ...

In the run-up to massive reggae fest Bayside Rocks, Crossfade’s already spoken with Frederick “Toots” Hibbert about the birth of reggae. We’ve also convened with Puerto Rican crew Cultura Profética.