In a recent display of solidarity, Pan Trinbago’s President, Beverley Ramsey-Moore, stood with Silver Stars Steel Orchestra, one of its member bands, following an incident. The details of the incident, which prompted this union at the Belmont Police Station, have not yet been publicly disclosed. However, Ramsey-Moore’s presence served as a powerful affirmation of the organization’s continual commitment to its member bands.
The gesture was not lost on the steelpan fraternity. It drew widespread attention, with many interpreting it as Pan Trinbago standing firmly behind one of its longstanding members, Silver Stars. The latter is among the most respected steelbands in Trinidad and Tobago, and the incident involving them has heightened anticipation within the pan community, who are expected to closely follow any updates.
Pan Trinbago took to social media to share a statement about the incident. In it, they reiterated their commitment to advocating for member bands and the wider steelpan community. The organization has not released additional details regarding the matter but made it clear that it stands ready to support its member bands whenever the need arises.
This incident underscores the importance Pan Trinbago places on the welfare of its member bands, as well as the unity and resilience of the steelpan community. The fraternity remains hopeful that further information will be provided soon.
