“..One of the most amazing and unique reggae bands to come out in recent years... ”

— Koori Radio

Short Bio

Revolution Incorporated brings together Reggae, Roots, Ska, Latin and Mauritian Sega into a tasty musical stew that reflects the diverse backgrounds of the band's members and their influences. The heavy harmony driven melodies overlaying the positive, uplifting lyrics represents a message, a movement and a joyous celebration of life with all its nuances. 

Since forming in 2012, they have recorded 2 singles (Sunshine, 2013 and Little Dub, 2014) followed by their debut EP, Manifesto in 2016, and a 3rd single Let You Go in 2017, which you can hear below and on the media page. The band regularly play prominent festivals and major music events in and around New South Wales, appearing in the Manly International Food and Wine festival, Psyfari Festival in country NSW, Sydney's Iconic Noodle Market's main stage and headlined the Pittwater Food and Wine festival, to name a few. They also promote their music and tour the east coast of Australia, and have played Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Gosford, Rye, Berry among other towns. The band was also invited to support the international reggae act Collie Buddz in their debut Australian tour in 2016 and to support the The Original Wailers in 2019 at the iconic Sydney Metro theatre to a sold out show.


For a more detailed Bio of the band's accomplishments, please download PDF here (1.4MB PDF)

Some of our tracks

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    Us and Them 6:55
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    Little Dub 5:35
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    Sunshine 3:54
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“Revolution Incorporated have a wonderfully oxymoronic name and a killer live roots and reggae sound...”

— The Brag Magazine

Inquiries

Management and Media:
info@revolutionincorporated.com

Phone:                              
+61 (0)432 089 495

Stage Plot and Tech Rider:  
Download PDF (0.5 MB)

Press photos