Monster Mash
There’s a funky sound
In your neighborhood…
Who you gonna call?!
The answer this Halloween is: The Moondogs, No Showers On Vacation, Bobby Coe & The Hive, and The All Night Boogie Band. Come on over to the Showcase Lounge at Higher Ground for the chilling and thrilling sounds of a four-band monster mash complete with costumes, special guests, and holiday appropriate song covers.
It’s the season of the witch… so don’t forget to dress up – see you there!
Ticket link: https://wl.seetickets.us/event/Monster-Mash/507485?afflky=HigherGround
Bobby Coe & The Hive Swarm:
Bobby Coe and the Hive is a collaboration of indie rock with funk and R&B. Bobby Coe’s smooth groove pairs with the funky twang of the Hive to form refreshing originals bound by no genre. Sophia Carlat on guitar and vocals, Andrew Greenberg on bass, Max Anderson on guitar, and Jimmy Martucci on drums.
Moondogs Hellhounds:
Moondogs is a psychedelic rock band, based in Burlington, Vermont. Blending elements of funk, alt-rock, jazz, jam, and hip-hop, the band takes you to other worlds with mesmerizing synth lines (Asa Fulton), dueling electric guitars (Will Sturcke, Ben Collins), thundering bass grooves (David Batit), passionate vocals, and pounding drums (Angus Schuaneflugal).
All Night Boogie Band Man:
All Night Boogie Band is a blues & soul inspired quintet hailing from Burlington, Vermont. With high energy and passion, they display hair raising vocals (Jessica Leone), searing electric guitar (Brendan Casey), scorching hot keys (Van Garrison), and the tightest rhythm section east of Lake Champlain (Zach Santos and Bruno John).
No Showers Ghosts On Vacation:
No Showers On Vacation is Sam Lyons (drums), Alden Nichols (keys), Emmett Lurssen (guitar), Calvin Wuthrich (bass), and Pat Maley (saxophone). Musically, they could be described as the result of dropping a nuclear reactor into a Mario Kart track, infusing deep psychedelic grooves and improvisation with energy, creativity, and passion. Inspired by jazz, funk, rock, hip-hop, and hygiene, the music of NSOV is timely, and yet timeless. It is music whose time has come.
