Festival Roblès
Festival Roblès formed in Marseille in 1992, led by Stéphane 'Jah' Roblès. They built a following through live shows, with songs like 'La tribu des rastas'...
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Festival Roblès formed in Marseille in 1992, led by Stéphane 'Jah' Roblès. They built a following through live shows, with songs like 'La tribu des rastas' becoming anthems for Rastafarian culture. Their music often addresses social issues, which has drawn both admiration and criticism over time.
They've released several albums including 'Reggae Boulevard' in 1994 and 'Rast'Afari' in 1996. Another track, 'Yakdélolo,' appears among their notable songs. The band's lineup includes Gilles 'Kiko' Roberti on bass and Laurent 'Pino' Vidal on drums, along with several other musicians on keyboards, saxophone, and trombone.
Festival Roblès has performed at various concerts and festivals, maintaining a focus on reggae with elements of ska and world music. Their work continues to engage with themes of social justice and cultural identity through their recordings and performances.
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