Curtis Clear Sky and the Constellationz

Indigenous-led Curtis Clear Sky & The Constellationz, based out of Vancouver, BC, has been on a tear since their inception, lighting up audiences wherever they go with their insanely funky, hip-hop grooves and conscious message. The band released their debut album Indigifunk in 2019 to acclaim from audiences. The albums first single, “Turtle Island” features Juno Award-winning Mohawk bluesman Murray Porter – a true bridge between generations. Curtis Clear Sky himself was recognized as a Messenger of Truth by the United Nations (2006), a sign of his commitment to social change through art. With the Constellationz beside him, the band creates a truly unifying experience with their funky rhythms, soulful harmonies and upliftingly powerful lyrics. They're set to make a big splash this summer as they debut on the Victoria Ska & Reggae Fest main stage.

Shows

at First Metropolitan United Fellowship Hall
Fri. March 28th 8:00 PM doors at 7:30 PM
$22.50 - $29.95 advance Ticket Info
Kick off the Garden City Grooves Festival weekend with an electrifying night of music featuring headliner Cadence Weapon and an all-star lineup of talent at First Met Hall.

Canadian rap trailblazer Cadence Weapon, winner of the 2021 Polaris Music Prize, will take the stage for a performance that blends cutting-edge beats, sharp lyricism, and a bold creative vision. Known for pushing boundaries and delivering unforgettable live shows, Cadence Weapon is a headliner you don’t want to miss.

Supporting the night is Victoria’s own Apex Breaks, a funk-forward collective known for their tight grooves and high-energy jams. Also joining the lineup is Hot Pot, serving up a sizzling blend of soul, hip-hop, R&B, and dance beats.

Rounding out the night is Curtis Clearsky and the Constellationz, a dynamic group that fuses hip-hop, reggae, and funk with thought-provoking lyrics and contagious rhythms.

Don't miss this free night of genre-blending performances and good vibes in the heart of Downtown Victoria!