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The Soul Rebels. Photos by Gus Bennett

Ain’t No Limitations: The Soul Rebels pave the roads and knock down the doors

September 26, 2019 by: Amanda "Bonita" Mester

An object in motion stays in motion. For the Soul Rebels, that’s been an unspoken mantra since the band formed in 1991. Borne from the wellspring of traditional brass and marching bands with a goal of becoming the standard bearer for performing popular music through horns and drums, the Soul Rebels have moved in a consistently impressive trajectory for nearly three decades.

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