Maasai Warrior
Bristol, St Pauls, since 2010. Seven-piece roots and dub crew.
- Status
- Still playing
- Town
- St Pauls, Bristol · map
- Music
- Reggae and dub
Venues: Trinity Centre, Bristol
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