Formed in 1979, No Fixed Address are music royalty.

Led by Pitjantjatjara man Uncle Bart Willoughby, No Fixed Address has long been a pillar of First Nations resistance and pride, blending reggae and rock to critique and challenge societal injustices.

You can catch this legendary First Nations rock-reggae band at Vivid as part of a show that promises to be a powerful testament to the band’s enduring legacy, and a chance to revel in their songs of survival, resistance, and cultural pride.

In the lead up to their Vivid show, Uncle Bart, Ricky Harrison and Tjimba Possum Burns from No Fixed Address joined 2SER Breakfast to chat about their legendary career and how it shows no signs of stopping.