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Yolngu band heads out bush in unique Territory tour of Arnhem Land communities – ABC News
With their interstate gigs canned amid a global pandemic, a “saltwater ska” band takes the time to wow home crowds in remote Top End communities and homelands instead….
When their interstate festival gigs were cancelled because of coronavirus, Garrangali Band took off on a different kind of tour stopping at remote communities and homelands across north-east Arnhem Land and skipping the big cities altogether.
Key points:
- Garrangali Band is taking their “saltwater ska” on a small-town tour across Arnhem Land
- The band’s second album, One Voice, is about the importance of the NT’s homelands
- Performances have taken place on a beach, football field and the back of a truck…
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