Anyone with a pulse will be grooving and singing along to their beats and powerful, joyful poetry in a hip hop show that hits with pure adrenaline. When Tribe hits the stage, the room changes. The energy spikes. The crew floods the mic with raw emotion, tight chemistry, and the kind of old school boom bap that shakes the floor. Their performances swing from mind blowing beatboxing to rapid fire verses to big crowd chant moments that pull everyone into the cypher.

The sound is gritty, soulful, and rooted. Heavy drums. Sharp lyricism. Stories of pride, struggle, celebration, and community. It is the kind of set that feels alive and makes people shout without even thinking. The group has the spirit of a Native Wu Tang, reflecting the huge crew presence and the way members rotate in and out like a family onstage.

The show features powerful collective anthems “Tribe Anthem” and “Tribe Stop”, along with standout solo tracks that lift the room, including “Red Like Me by Redfoot” and “Beautiful” by Dwight Good Eagle Farahat.

The performing crew includes Dwight Good Eagle Farahat, Eazy G, Luke Little Chief, Sarah Good Medicine, Nasty G, Bucho Sugar, and Redfoot also known as Emil Starlight.

All of this represents Calgary-based charity Tribe Artist Society, an Indigenous led hip hop and arts that builds sober spaces for culture, creativity, and community.