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Brass sensation THE SOUL REBELS bring their friends GZA aka the Genius from Wu-Tang Clan and TALIB KWELI from Black Star to The Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane. They are on an incredible double bill with multi-Grammy winner ROBERT GLASPER for a night of Rap, R&B and Hip Hop.
THE SOUL REBELS are riding high in 2022 after receiving national attention following the release of their new album, Poetry In Motion. The eight-member collectives explosive stage presence has led to live collaborations with the likes of Katy Perry, Nas, G-Eazy, DMX, Portugal. The Man, Robert Glasper, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis.
The most cerebral MC in the Wu-Tang Clan, and among hip-hop aficionados, GZA is revered for his flawless technique and lyrical dexterity.
The Brooklyn-based MC TALIB KWELI earned his stripes as one of the most lyrically gifted, socially aware and politically insightful rappers to emerge in the last 20 years. Whether working with Mos Def as one-half of Black Star or collaborating with Kanye West, Pharrell Williams, or Madlib, Kweli commands attention by delivering top-tier lyricism, crafting captivating stories and showing the ability to rhyme over virtually any type of instrumental.
ROBERT GLASPER is the leader of a new sonic paradigm with a career that bridges musical and artistic genres. To date, he boasts 4 Grammy wins and 9 nominations across 11 categories. Glasper’s Black Radio series of albums features luminaries Mos Def, Bilal, Ledisi, Lupe Fiasco, Kanye West, Jill Scott, and Erykah Badu.
What an absolutely amazing show at PCMH! The musicianship was just off the charts. Whether it was instrumentals or vocals, these guys are breathtaking. Very reminiscent of Trombone Shorty. Don't miss a chance to catch them, you won't be disappointed!
Great group of musicians! Extremely talented, interactive, and humble- Talib was just the icing on the cake! I will be back!
I guess My expectations weren't high for a $25 concert but I left disappointed anyways. First off, the tickets said it was an 8oclock show. Showed up at 8:30 expecting a hype DJ to be on and the place was almost completely empty. Hype DJ started around 9 and the Soul Rebels came on around 9:30ish. They were good, but the venue didn't do their sound any justice. They played for an hour or so and Talib came on at that point. The band was so loud and the venue just wasn't acoustically well prepared, I found it hard to hear ANY of the lyrics. Anyone who is a fan of Kweli knows that his soul is in his words. He played a few songs and I couldn't even tell what songs he was playing half the time (and I've been a HUGE fan since 2002 or so). I ended up leaving around 11:30, before the whole show was completed.
