"Unique" is described in Webster’s dictionary as ‘different from others in a way that makes something worth of note.’ That may be the perfect description for the acoustic, soul-rock sound of Fort Pastor. A blend of their Australian and American roots, charismatic acoustic guitars are pounded as often as strummed, with the odd didgeridoo, darabuka, djembe, and mandolin tossed in to create an earthy, soulful whole. The band is a social movement, as well. Ardently expressing their views on war, social issues, and love within their music, Fort Pastor is out for social justice. So much so that they created their own non-profit foundation called the "Social Justice Army." Fans of the band join the "Army" to learn more about the issues their local communities are facing and how they can help. From homelessness to fair trade, Fort Pastor wants their fans to be informed of the problems facing our generation and feel motivated to make a change. You can often see the band performing not only on college campuses, but in churches, and private parties around the country.

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