Genre: Jam

Hailing from the North Carolina countryside, or “The Middle of Nowhere,” as it is lovingly dubbed on their debut album, the 6-headed musical monster known as ‘Big Something’ has steadily become one of the most unique and exciting rock bands to emerge from the Southeast.

Huge rhythms paired with soaring guitars, E.W.I (electronic wind instrument), synths, horns and soulful vocals rise to the top of their signature sound taking listeners on a journey through a myriad of musical styles. With a diverse and growing catalog of timeless songs that tell stories, and a high energy live show fusing improvisational alternative rock with funk, reggae, jazz, electronica, heavy metal and more — it’s no secret why their fun-loving grassroots community of fans is so enamored with the band.

After over a decade together with 6 full-length studio albums produced by Grammy-nominee John Custer and even their own Summer music festival The Big What?, Big Something have carved out their own niche in the live music community and continue to grow nationally landing marquee appearances at Bonnaroo, Peach Music Festival, Lock’n, Summer Camp and Electric Forest as well as critical acclaim from the likes of Billboard, Guitar World, Glide Magazine and Jambase.

Hailing from the great state of Wisconsin, PHUN specializes in playing the music of the iconic jamband Phish. For over a decade, the band has brought this music to Phans with the focus, the energy, and the respect it demands. We take our Phish covers pretty serious around here.

The band has an extensive musical history including a touring production of Gamehendge (The Man who Stepped into Yesterday), an Annual Hippy Xmas holiday event, and countless shows at festivals and clubs. In 2019, the band appeared at Summerfest in Milwaukee opening for Dark Star Orchestra.

Guitarist Mike Scieszinski founded the group in Madison, WI in 2009. The very first show was held at The High Noon Saloon in Madison.

“I decided early on in this band that we wouldn’t try and recreate entire Phish shows. Instead, we would focus on using the song forms to improvise with our own voices, work hard on vocals, and nail down the composed parts. I hope that’s what Phish would want out of a band that plays their music.”

The sandy shores of Asbury Park, New Jersey are hallowed ground in the northeast; the rolling waves have ushered generations of venerated musicians to worldwide acclaim. Dogs in a Pile, an eclectic quintet, has emerged as the heir apparent to the town’s rich musical legacy. Merging funk, jazz, and rock and roll with psychedelia, the quintet presents a completely original vibe built on kaleidoscopic soundscapes eerily reminiscent of the days of yesteryear.

The Dogs employ a unified approach to performance and songwriting, crafting aural mosaics through adept instrumentation and humble precocity. As avid storytellers, they draw inspiration from personal experiences, balancing life’s foibles with ever-present youthful sanguinity.

Dogs began when Philadelphia University of the Arts guitar gun-slinger Jimmy Law began playing with young Joe Babick (drums), a student at the Count Basie Theater program in Red Bank, NJ. Lightning struck when they were introduced to Berklee School of Music student and bass player Sam Lucid, who immediately suggested fellow Berklee student and keyboard player Jeremy Kaplan. The addition of fellow Berklee student Brian Murray (guitar) in 2019 made for the quintessential final piece in the Dogs’ puzzle.

A string of successful local shows drove the development of a massive northeast fan base, affectionately known as the Dog Pound. The band’s astronomical growth culminated in an epic, sold-out performance at the legendary Stone Pony in Asbury Park during the summer of 2021. Armed with a fresh batch of new material, Dogs in a Pile is taking its perpetually evolving testament to the Great American Songbook on tour in 2022, visiting plenty of new cities and spreading good music and good energy to good people along the way.

Mungion is Justin Reckamp (Guitar/Vocals), Joe Re (Keys/Vocals), Grant Martin (Bass/Vocals) and Nick Van Leer (Drums). Drawing inspiration from a wide array of musical styles, they create a raucous, yet jubilant sound all of their own. Since their inception in Spring of 2015, Mungion is quickly becoming known for their undeniably explosive and charismatic live shows. The Chicago-based four-piece is rooted in their ambitious compositions and improvisational ability.

Known for their whimsical songs and goofy stage antics, Mungion’s joyous presence is a natural extension of its members, making for live performances that are infectiously lighthearted and deeply sincere. However, underlying the band’s quirky nature is a tremendous amount of virtuosity across all of its members. Combined, this talent and playfulness emboldens the group to be fearless in the studio and on stage. Mungion is guaranteed to have you smiling ear to ear and leaving wanting more.

Hailing from the great state of Wisconsin, PHUN specializes in playing the music of the iconic jamband Phish. For over a decade, the band has brought this music to Phans with the focus, the energy, and the respect it demands. We take our Phish covers pretty serious around here.

The band has an extensive musical history including a touring production of Gamehendge (The Man who Stepped into Yesterday), an Annual Hippy Xmas holiday event, and countless shows at festivals and clubs. In 2019, the band appeared at Summerfest in Milwaukee opening for Dark Star Orchestra.

Guitarist Mike Scieszinski founded the group in Madison, WI in 2009. The very first show was held at The High Noon Saloon in Madison.

“I decided early on in this band that we wouldn’t try and recreate entire Phish shows. Instead, we would focus on using the song forms to improvise with our own voices, work hard on vocals, and nail down the composed parts. I hope that’s what Phish would want out of a band that plays their music.”