With her distinctive voice and unwavering presence, frontwoman Pauline Black became the undisputed Queen of Ska. As the figurehead of The Selecter, she brought classics such as “On My Radio” and “Too Much Pressure” to life. More than four decades later, their music still sounds as urgent, danceable and rebellious as ever.
Since their breakthrough with the influential debut album Too Much Pressure, The Selecter has remained a vital force within the 2-Tone movement. Original drummer Charley “Aitch” Bembridge is also present - together with their explosive live reputation, that promises fireworks. The Selecter is not nostalgia, but a lasting, living voice.
The recent documentary Pauline Black: A 2-Tone Story sheds new light on Pauline Black's extraordinary journey: a story of identity, struggle and artistic power. What began as a musical revolution in the late 1970s lives on today in a band that still conquers the stage with the same anarchic energy and conviction.
For fans of The Specials, Madness, The Beat en Bad Manners
An organization of Ha Concerts and Democrazy
Tragicomic spectacle for young and old
14:00 Tickets
Luscious folkpop
20:15 Cancelled
Timeless songs full of poetry
20:15 Tickets