VIDEO: Part One Tribe To Open For The Original Wailers At Port Canaveral Seafood Festival
By Space Coast Daily // January 11, 2016
Part One Tribe To Perform On The WRRJ Stage
ABOVE VIDEO: Part One Tribe will perform at The Port Canaveral Seafood Festival on Feb. 28.
BREVARD COUNTY • PORT CANAVERAL, FLORIDA – Part One Tribe will perform before the legendary Original Wailers and Third World on Sunday, February 28 at the Port Canaveral Seafood and Music Festival.
“Playing a festival like this with bands like Dirty Heads, The Supervillains, The Original Wailers and Third World is always something to look forward to,” said Part One Tribe singer and guitarist Rob Defilippo.
Florida’s Space Coast is known for it’s innovation and as a hot-bed of talent and creativity.
Part One Tribe was first formed in 1995 by Defilippo.
“We were just a group of high-school friends in Cape Cod, Massachusetts,” said Difilippo.
As with many popular groups, Part One Tribe got an important break when an underground reggae-rock website featured the band, allowing it to gain much wider attention creating a broader fan base.
After this launch, Part One Tribe began a seven year rigorous touring schedule, traveling across 36 U.S states, the Bahamas and Canada, while living out of their van.
During that time they created new musical album compliations entitled “East Coast Roots,” “The General Consensus,” “For What It’s Worth,” “Let’s Get Down,” “Intensify” and “Obvious As Ever.”
“During that time we were able to sell over 60,000 copies of our albums.”
2015 marked Part One Tribe’s 20-year anniversary and although the band’s lineup has changed over the year’s, the desire for growth continues through Defillippo’s enthusiasm and passion for music.
Part One Tribe today consists of Defilippo (vocals and guitar), Kevin Stricker (drums) and Evan Bernard (bass).
“Our music today is mostly influenced by Led Zeppelin,Ritchie Valens, Bob Marley, Sizzla and Pearl Jam,” said Difilippo.
In 2014, Part One Tribe opened for the legendary reggae band Steel Pulse.
“We had the privilege of meeting Sidney Mills and followed up with recording with him in 2015,”said Difilippo.
Part One Tribe continues to seek growth, explore it’s creative roots and just released a new single “Do It Right,” with Sidney Mills on keyboards.
In addition to Lights Out Project, Central Florida area bands playing at the fest include General Eyes, Coastal Breed, Part One Tribe, The Supervillains, Kash’d Out, Heritage Band, Charee White, Cotta, Janna Ivey, Funkle Fester.
CLICK HERE for Seafood Festival Sunday, Feb. 28 ticket (includes The Original Wailers and Third World Concert)
INCREDIBLE SEAFOOD
To keep concertgoers well-fed, seafood restaurants and vendors from around the country are heading to Port Canaveral to participate in the three-day event.
Arrive hungry, because you will want to try out the many temptations. Gregory Firestone’s Golden Gate seafood, for example, will present 150 feet of drool-inducing seafood, including crawfish, crab legs, alligator, calamari, lobster mac and cheese, and seafood boil, for starters.
“For guests who like their fish properly prepared the British Way, fish and chip specialist The Union Jacks will oblige with fresh fish fried to order and with chips, English style,” said Giles Malone, Space Coast Daily Partner and Port Canaveral Seafood & Music Festival Committee Chairman.
The team from Richard Cockerel’s What’s the Catch will present Key West grilled grouper, island shrimp and pan-seared ahi tuna, among others.
Lobster lovers should make a beeline for Cousins Maine Lobster, where Kevin Townsend’s crew will serve Maine and Connecticut lobster rolls, Cousins lobster tacos, lobster quesadilla, Maine lobster tail and lobster bisque.
Hammerheads from Tampa will offer seafood jambalaya, sautéed scallops, grouper fingers, coconut shrimp, shrimp scampi, fried oyster, and for the guest who wants everything, a seafood platter.
The Cove Merchants’ Association, represented by Fish Lips, Grills, Millikens and Rusty’s, are definitely in the running with a huge array of seafood entrees.
Landlubbers don’t fret, for there will also be plenty of selections to your taste.
To wash all that food down, head to the International Beer and Wine Garden, which in addition to a wide selection of brews and vinos, will also feature cocktails.
The 2016 Seafood & Music Festival at Port Canaveral is sponsored by Cape Canaveral Hospital, Space Coast Daily, Florida’s Space Coast, Bright house Networks, Miller Lite, The Cove At Port Canaveral and Savings Safari.
Tickets on sale now at all TICKETMASTER locations.
CLICK HERE FOR DIRTY HEADS Concert tickets (includes Seafood Festival access)
CLICK HERE FOR CLINT BLACK Concert tickets (includes Seafood Festival access)
CLICK HERE FOR WEEKEND SUPER CONCERT PASS (includes 3 days of concerts and festival access)….only $57 for 3 days of concerts.
CLICK HERE for Seafood Festival Weekend Pass for festival access (no concerts)
CLICK HERE for Seafood Festival Friday, Feb. 26 ticket – (not including Dirty Heads concert)
CLICK HERE for Seafood Festival Saturday, Feb 27 ticket (not including Clint Black concert)
CLICK HERE for Seafood Festival Sunday, Feb. 28 ticket (includes The Original Wailers and Third World Concert)
Tickets also available at :
Port Canaveral: Exploration Tower at the Port, Fishlips Waterfront Grill, The Lazy Pirate, Wild Ocean Seafood Market
Cocoa Beach: Sunrise Bank, Slater Surf Tackle, Endless Summer Tattoo, Cocoa Beach Health and Fitness
Merritt Island: Cocoa Beach Area Chamber of Commerce
Viera: Cocoa Beach Area Chamber of Commerce
Melbourne: Melbourne Regional Chamber of Commerce
Titusville: Bar IX
CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW FOR TICKETS WHILE SUPPLIES LAST:
CLICK HERE FOR SEAFOOD VENDOR APPLICATION
CLICK HERE FOR ARTS & CRAFTS VENDOR APPLICATION
CLICK HERE FOR MARKETPLACE VENDOR APPLICATION
Vendors and Arts & Crafts Exhibitors call 1-855-386-3836 or e-mail Contact@SpaceCoastDaily.com
