April 10, 2026
The League of Rebelz are a UK-based band made up of four blood brothers, bringing a powerful sense of unity and authenticity to their sound. Their performance in Bristol was nothing short of incredible—the energy they brought to the stage was raw, infectious, and completely captivating.
Although they were supporting The Wailers, they matched the headline act in both presence and impact, proving themselves as a force in their own right.
The group has recently gained viral attention for pushing the movement “Britain Needs Reggae, Not Reform,” sparking conversation across the scene and drawing in other creators, including Kershaw, to take part.
I had the opportunity to shoot photography and create a short video for them, which felt like a natural fit with the kind of work I’m passionate about. This piece captures a glimpse of the night—following them behind the scenes in Bristol, documenting the atmosphere, the movement, and the energy that defines who they are.
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