J. WAIL LIVE BAND ft members of STS9, Cool Cool Cool, Mihali Band

J.WAIL Live Band is a dynamic fusion of musicians from various musical worlds, uniting to blend live instrumentation with electro-funk beats, grooves, funk and euphoria.. At the helm of this sonic spaceship is the visionary J.WAIL, leading the charge with an ever-evolving crew of special guests. This March, J.WAIL and his intergalactic ensemble will embark on select tour dates, featuring an all-star lineup, including Sammi Garett of the Cool Cool Cool, David Murphy (STS9), and members from Mihali Band and more . J.WAIL Live Band merges the electrifying sounds of funk, infectious beats, and live performance into a euphoric, genre-defying experience. With a realm of improvisation, every show is a unique journey, driven by the energy of the crowd and the musical chemistry of the ever-changing lineup of special guests. With “Wailien” dance parties spreading across the globe and beyond, J.WAIL’s mission is to create a realm of joy, funky flavors, and unrestrained euphoria. Fans are always encouraged to embrace their creativity and dress in their finest “Wailien” attire to join in on the fun!  

NICK LUTSKO & THE $100K BAND

Nick Lutsko is a musician from Chattanooga, Tennessee who makes unhinged comedy songs with hooks so infectious and anthemic they’ll stick in your brain for months. While Lutsko has been making music for years both in traditional songwriting like his 2019 album Swords and writing parody tunes for places like Super Deluxe, I interviewed him in 2021 for VICE about the music that would make up his album Songs on the Computer. That LP is a collection of joke songs he posted first as Twitter videos from 2019 to 2021 including unsolicited theme songs for Spirit Halloween, Netflix’s The Irishman, and increasingly dark takes on the Republican National Convention, Trump Jr., and Dan Bongino. His videos are bonkers, combining jokes with horror and occasionally outlandish puppets. It’s better experienced than explained on paper. Few people captured the absurdity of that era better than Lutsko.