Sentence examples for indigenous bands from inspiring English sources

Consent is rarely a part of this process while in 2012 London residents were told to suck it up when they objected to having missile defense systems installed on their roofs the 2010 Olympics were held on unceded indigenous territory without the consent of 80 of the region's indigenous bands.

Chandler and Lalonde's [ 28] study involving 196 Indigenous bands in British Columbia (BC), demonstrated that factors associated with 'cultural continuity' − including self-governance, band-controlled health and education initiatives, and speaking traditional languages − were associated with lower rates of suicide among Indigenous youth.

Mandawuy Yunupingu, the former lead singer of the Australian indigenous band Yothu Yindi, died on Sunday at his home in a tiny Aboriginal settlement in the Northern Territory.

It's been 25 years since Yothu Yindi's Treaty – which Yunupingu co-wrote and performed – broke ground as the first song by a predominantly Indigenous band to chart in Australia.

On the main square, we found a native, indigenous band playing to a very large but respectful crowd of locals.

Kelly collaborated with members of indigenous band Yothu Yindi to write "Treaty", which peaked at No. 11 in September 1991.

Born as a set of songs in which the indigenous band Kuckles explored their youths, the music eventually had a story built around it for its transition to the live stage.

Back in 1877, when the US cavalry was still fighting its war against indigenous tribes, bands of fugitive Nez Perce Indians and the soldiers encountered vanguard groups of tourists visiting sites such as Yellowstone Park.

But the pioneers of the genre, Coloured Stone, celebrate their 35th anniversary this year as the longest established Indigenous rock band in Australia.

The tour begins in East Harlem, or El Barrio, where in the 1930's large numbers of new Puerto Rican immigrants created "a circuit of clubs, bars and theaters that produced the first generation of indigenous Latin band leaders playing for Latinos," John Storm Roberts wrote in "The Latin Tinge: The Impact of Latin American Music on the United States" (Oxford University Press, 1979).

In Malaysia, indigenous groups banded together with environmentalists to halt a coal plant in paradise -- the ecologically sensitive Malaysian Borneo area.