Come ghouls, goblins, zombies, and vampires… The Bloody Jug Band just pulled into your neck of the woods for a monster-filled jamboree where the band ends up, well, bloody!
This beautifully animated new video (by Steven SheaâAbyssmal) from BJB features the lead single “Days Spent” from their upcoming full-length album, Stranded, which drops on Halloween 2020.
Gets into the spooky spirit with the video below and get the new album on Halloween at â bloodyjugband.com/
Dance In The Dark For Life!”
The Bloody Jug Band, Stranded, album cover.
The Bloody Jug Band New Music Article by Mitch Foster.
Chuck Magid and his band are gearing up for their second show out of quarantine with a performance this Saturday, Halloween Night at Willâs Pub! Magid and crew will be performing TWO SETS (1hr 15min each) from 6:30-9:30 Saturday evening. Magid has released 2 new videos from his band’s September socially distant Sold Out show [&hellip
A summer without music can be hot and brutally long. But, thankfully, the seasons are beginning to change with summer turning into fall… Introducing Monster Mash 2020 located at the Lone Palm Ranch near Hastings, FL. Tickets went on sale September 2, 2020. (See COVID-19 guidelines below!) Monster Mash Music & Arts Festival
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III Points ventures to be the first of many festival daring to put out an amazing lineup in these unprecedented times. III Points Music, Arts, & Technology Festival in Miami is betting on the American people to band together and continue to wear masks as well as socially distancing themselves in order to achieve a [&hellip
I now know how Harry Potter felt sitting by himself in the cupboard just waiting for summer to be over so he could be back with his friends in his special place, frolicking and blossoming into the person he was born to be!
Itâs now been 6 months since my last concert and I am officially going through withdrawal. The global pandemic caused by the spread of COVID-19 has devastated the music community. No longer can music lovers frolic with their friends in theaters, parks and, even the woods. No longer can musicians express themselves musically, telling their story while hopefully earning enough cash to take care of themselves and their family. No longer can these wonderful venues keep their doors open in hopes of an end to this elongated tragedy that has claimed the lives of more than 170,000 Americans. Those who work sound and lights, management, and others are forced to look to other industries in order to make ends meet. The music industry is the first to stop and will be the last to go back to work. The music community canât help but look on with jealousy and disgust as the rest of society opens their doors before it’s deemed safe.
What I wouldnât give to experience another cold, overpriced beer spilling over the sides of my cup as I make my way into a darkening theater⊠What I wouldnât give to have some stranger bump into me and spill said beer in order to appease the show gods! Smiling, I will gladly sacrifice that golden splash in order to keep things right with the universe⊠What I wouldnât give to have my friends trick me at the show again by tapping my shoulder and causing me to look the wrong way⊠What I wouldnât give to have one more golf cart ride through the woods, blasting tunes from party to party.
I miss my festival family and the community we create out of thin air. I miss the feeling you get when the lights go down and the crowd turns up as the band makes their way on stage. I miss being one with the crowd, bouncing and swaying together to the stylings of The String Cheese Incident, Billy Strings, or even Manic Focus.
The list of shows I have missed due to this pandemic is long. Festivals include, but not limited to Welcome to Rockville, Orange Blossom Jamboree, Suwannee Rising, and Reggae Rise Up. While Iâve missed shows including Phish, Metallica, and Roger Waters.
What have you missed? Comment your sad stories below.
In the place of live music we have seen some admirable efforts by bands to fill the void. We have a weekly streaming schedule for jam bands who broadcast from Facebook or YouTube: The String Cheese Incident (Friday), Dead & Company (Saturday), Widespread Panic (Sunday), Metallica (Monday), moe. (Monday), Lotus (Tuesday), Phish (Tuesday), Joe Russoâs Almost Dead (Tuesday). In addition, some groups have gotten together and held live performances in their living rooms, backyards, and studios. Watching these shows live is great and helps suture the hole in my aching heart. But, Iâll be honest â itâs not enough. Even with seemingly unlimited choices of concerts online with good sound I am not satisfied. This weekend I found myself lying on the floor next to the subwoofer, trying to feel the music in my chest. Iâll never forget how it felt at Metallica last year when they started playing and the bass from the woofers was so strong that the hairs on my legs moved back and forth to the music. THAT’S WHAT I’M CRAVING! That thump! That bump. And the improv, the lights, the costumes, the wooks, and the woods!
In the words of the Jackson 5, âI Want You Backâ!
Just because the shows have stopped, doesnât mean that the music ends. While we have been in âQuarâtime some amazing musicians have dropped albums that are worth your time.
I canât wait to get back to my festival family where I belong. Back to the music scene where I found a home amongst kind, funny, courteous and quirky friends. So someone hit me with music, brutalize me with music. Because when you get hit with music, you feel no pain!
Storch’s World /// Life During âQuarâtime by Spencer Storch.
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Chuck Magid (pronounced maa-gidd) welcomes a new baby song today! “I Don’t Care” is Magid’s second single release since his debut EP, Travling Home â released pre-covid shutdown 2020. When the bars opened back up for a week mid-covid, my first show was Chuck Magid at Tanqueray’s downtown. I couldn’t stop
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