One Tribe…One Heartbeat…One Sound

one tribe rhythms band

“You all really rocked it last night. One Tribe has taken it up several notches and still climbing. People that never heard you before were coming up and asking how did we find you and when can we get you back.”

Kevin Wilson
Profound Sound Festival
Saint Anne’s Chapel & Retreat Center/Oak Grove Retreat

“THANK YOU for playing at my family reunion. Your performance was very upbeat and entertaining. Everybody was still talking about it on Monday! I hope I will be able to see you all perform again. I will definitely keep you all on my list of great performances!!”

Kim F

“The drum circle’s session was outstanding. One only needed to see the smiles and concentration of all who attended from those 96 years old to those younger. The leaders were able to make the workshop accessible to all and kept us all engaged throughout.”

Resident
Senior Living Community

“Our homeschool group had an amazing time learning about West African culture and drumming with One Tribe! We have kids of all ages and they were very much engaged in learning African dances and drum rhythms. Everyone had a great time and they were one of our favorite programs of the year!”

Jennifer
Homeschool Explorers

“It was such a pleasure to work with you and you really were the heart and soul of the party.”

Rabbi Zalman
Chabad of Durham/Chapel Hill

“You make the Final Friday’s rock in downtown Cary. I appreciate your efforts to build community through performance and talents of local area entertainers. I know your performances are a Cary Art Loop signature event. Thank you!”

Denise Dickens
Public Art Supervisor & Curator of Exhibitions|Collection
TOWN Of CARY – Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources

“Y’all gave an awesome performance! Everyone loved it! It really made my 50th birthday luau so enjoyable. We loved it so much, we would like to have y’all back.”

Sherry

One Tribe is a gathering of sounds and rhythms, energy and togetherness. What started off as a side project from local Raleigh gatherings has now taken shape into a journey of musical exploration. Creating not only traditional rhythms, but extending out into multi-cultural and original landscapes.

Multiple people, multiple personalities, multiple instruments, One Purpose: Unity.

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Past Performances

  • Raleigh Artsplosure
  • Cary’s Final Friday
  • NC Museum of Art’s Family Renaissance Fair
  • Live & Local Earthday Celebration
  • SPARKcon
  • Raleigh Drum Circle Birthday Bash
  • Oak City 7
  • City of Raleigh Parks Summer Concert Series
  • Earth Celebration & Bugfest at NC Museum of Natural Sciences
  • Raleigh Rocks Road Race
  • Profound Sound Festival
  • Raleigh Night Market at Moore Square
  • NCSU 125th Anniversary
  • Crop Walk
  • Cooke Street Carnival
  • St. Anne’s Chapel in Tarboro
  • Holly Springs Farmers Market
  • Central NC Pagan Pride Days
  • South Eastern NC Pagan Pride Day
  • The Festival of Legends
  • Rock n Roll Marathon
  • Raleigh’s First Friday Art Walk
  • Churches, Chabad Houses
  • Family Reunions & Celebrations
  • Senior Living Communities
  • Homeschool Groups
  • Private Parties
One Tribe leading dancing at the drum circle in Pullen Park, Raleigh

Photographer Michael Gorman, @oakcitylive