Fancy Trash

Get ready for something special as the Luthier’s Co-op hosts an unforgettable concert featuring the dynamic rock duo Muddy Ruckus, indie folk stalwarts Fancy Trash, plus The Frost Heaves and Hales. These bands seamlessly blend unconventional sensibilities with musical traditions to craft original and dynamic new sounds, promising a captivating fusion of grungy railroad indie punk folk rock and electrifying live performances. Show: 6pm–11pm - 6 pm: Chris Goudreau - 7 pm: The Frost Heaves and HaLes - 8:00pm: Fancy Trash - 9:30pm: Muddy Ruckus Free show with tips for the bands appreciate during each set. __ ABOUT MUDDY RUCKUS: Hailing from Portland, Maine, Muddy Ruckus has garnered acclaim for their "darkly inventive" sound, as described by the New York Music Daily. Guitarist Ryan Flaherty and drummer Erika Stahl create a powerful, stripped-down experience, blending rootsy guitar and edgy percussion on a suitcase drum kit. Renowned for their full rock band sound, Muddy Ruckus guarantees a performance that will resonate with music enthusiasts. Explore the world of Muddy Ruckus at https://www.muddyruckus.com/ ABOUT FANCY TRASH: Fancy Trash, an indie folk band with over two decades of experience, takes the stage with soulful vocals and expressive guitar work. Led by singer and songwriter Dave Houghton, alongside drummer Jason Smith and bassist Joshua Thayer, Fancy Trash's dynamic blend of folk and indie rock influences has earned critical acclaim and a devoted following. Their recent release, "The Pushkin Sessions," captures the energy of their live show in the studio, showcasing raw, emotional songwriting and electrifying performances. Discover more about Fancy Trash at www.fancytrash.com ABOUT THE FROST HEAVES AND HALES: The Frost Heaves & HaLeS have been crafting confections you eat with your ears ever since erupting from the wilds of western Massachusetts in 2005. Their music is an eclectic mix of psych-y rock, freaky folk, and fuzzed-out Americana. Their lyrics are often singled out for praise: “lines pop out as though in 3D” wrote Ken Maiuri in the Daily Hampshire Gazette. They’ve released 5 full-length albums and 2 EPs, with many more on the way. More about The Frost Heaves and HaLeS at www.thefrostheaves.com