The Gladiators miss their flight to Brazil and shows are rescheduled! Check the changes first-hand!

The historic Jamaican band The Gladiators is once again in Brazil, more precisely at the end of April/beginning of May. The group, which has in its lineup great musicians such as Al Griffiths (vocals), Clinton Rufus (solo guitar), Anthony Griffiths (drums), Gallimore Sutherland (rhythm guitar), among other beasts, will come with maximum strength and will initially visit ten cities. The Gladiators broke out into the world in 1968 with the single "Hello Carol" produced by the legendary Sir Coxsone Dodd on Studio One. In recent years, its leader Albert Griffiths left the band to make way for his no less competent son, Al Griffiths, who has been carrying the name of the legendary band around the world. Albert suffers from Parkinson's disease and gave his last performance with the group in Brazil in 2004. Without a doubt, another unmissable show that you Reggae fan cannot miss. Some tour dates had to be changed, as the band missed their flight to Brazil. The show in SP that would take place at Virada Cultural on the 26th will have a new date to be announced. Attention: The news that the Gladiators show took place at the cultural turning point is RUMOR. The Surforeggae team contacted the band's manager and the band only arrived today (April 28) in Brazil, landing in Guarulhos through the company COPA Airlines.

CONFIRMED DATES

30/04: Rio de Janeiro/RJ - Circo Voador 02/05: Fortaleza/CE - Biruta 03/05: Olinda/PE - Mercado Eufrásio Barbosa 04/05: Natal/RN - Estação Ribeira 11/05: Brasília/DF - Arena 16/05: Goiânia/GO - Recanto dos Ipês 17/05: São Paulo/SP - Kazebre 18/05: Salvador/BA - Espetáculo 19/05: Aracaju/SE - Bar Nova Opção

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