Saturday, October 31st, 2009
The Gramercy Theatre
127 East 23d St.
New York, NY
8:00 PM
An enchanted evening of majick, music and Halloween surprises is in the works for our fans and anyone else adventurous enough to come!!!
tickets on sale here...
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Monday, September 21, 2009
The Grand Slambovian *~Extraterrestrial~* Hillbilly-Pirate Ball
Saturday, October 31st, 2009
The Gramercy Theatre
127 East 23d St.
New York, NY
8:00 PM
An enchanted evening of majick, music and Halloween surprises is in the works for our fans and anyone else adventurous enough to come!!!
tickets on sale here...
Friday, February 20, 2009
UK videos on YouTube
New videos have been posted from our first appearance in the UK at Rhythm Festival 2008.
Click here for playlist...
- choose "watch in high quality" (near volume slider) for best audio/video
And we'll be returning to RhythmFest 2009. Stay tuned for more UK dates announced soon.
Click here for playlist...
- choose "watch in high quality" (near volume slider) for best audio/video
And we'll be returning to RhythmFest 2009. Stay tuned for more UK dates announced soon.
Friday, February 16, 2007
"In Concert: Rocking their own bigtop"
Santa Barbara News-Press
Josef Woodard, NEWS-PRESS CORRESPONDENT
Though equipped with a quirky name, Gandalf Murphy and The Slambovian Circus of Dreams dishes out a rootsy American sound akin to The Band, with some circus moves thrown in. They stop at the Lobero Theatre on Saturday.
Despite impressions of Eastern European psychedelia conjured up by its mouthful of a band name, Gandalf Murphy and The Slambovian Circus of Dreams is your basic all-American enterprise.
Well, "basic" is the wrong word: they mix up a range of rock 'n' roll and roots musical colors, humorous asides and jamming, all with a fun-loving attitude implying both an actual circus and rock theatrics. Making its Santa Barbara debut at the Lobero Theatre on Saturday, as part of the "Sings Like Hell" series, the New York-based band promises to deliver a show with a twist or two.
"This should be a magic night," says the band's ringleader and lead singer Joziah Longo. "We're ready to give people their money's worth and a little more."
Said "little more" comes in the form of music which makes its strongest impact in the heat and antics of live settings. They've been together since the late '90s, but have preferred the stage to the studio so far.
Like The Grateful Dead and NRBQ, bands they share values with, the Circus "thrive on live performances," confirms Longo. "We love playing together and a direct connection with the audience really works with this band. We've had some amazing experiences this year, new levels of interaction and transcendence with our audiences. [read more...]
Josef Woodard, NEWS-PRESS CORRESPONDENT
Though equipped with a quirky name, Gandalf Murphy and The Slambovian Circus of Dreams dishes out a rootsy American sound akin to The Band, with some circus moves thrown in. They stop at the Lobero Theatre on Saturday.
Despite impressions of Eastern European psychedelia conjured up by its mouthful of a band name, Gandalf Murphy and The Slambovian Circus of Dreams is your basic all-American enterprise.
Well, "basic" is the wrong word: they mix up a range of rock 'n' roll and roots musical colors, humorous asides and jamming, all with a fun-loving attitude implying both an actual circus and rock theatrics. Making its Santa Barbara debut at the Lobero Theatre on Saturday, as part of the "Sings Like Hell" series, the New York-based band promises to deliver a show with a twist or two.
"This should be a magic night," says the band's ringleader and lead singer Joziah Longo. "We're ready to give people their money's worth and a little more."
Said "little more" comes in the form of music which makes its strongest impact in the heat and antics of live settings. They've been together since the late '90s, but have preferred the stage to the studio so far.
Like The Grateful Dead and NRBQ, bands they share values with, the Circus "thrive on live performances," confirms Longo. "We love playing together and a direct connection with the audience really works with this band. We've had some amazing experiences this year, new levels of interaction and transcendence with our audiences. [read more...]
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