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Looks like we’ll be doing more live videos than we ever planned, as the pandemic refuses to just go away. So we’ve gotten our house in order a bit and plan to use our YouTube Channel platform more than ever. So we ask you, dear listener, to help us out and SUBSCRIBE to our new channel. THANKS!
Hey there, I’ve been recording an acoustic version of a song everyday during this quarantine and sharing it via Facebook – here’s the song from Thu. April 23rd. To see them all head over to FB and follow
In an attempt to keep busy and stay connected Mick Chorba has been posting a song a day on Facebook including this cover of Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks‘ classic “Buckets of Rain”. Head over to the SF FB page for more and stay safe!!!
So there it is – all public gatherings…..all pubs/restaurants closed. We are hoping for a possible make-up day for these events post corona virus. We’ll keep you updated. Stay healthy. Be safe. Take care!
FYI! The Successful Failures will not perform tonight in Towson, MD. The Kurt Deemer Band are still set to perform. Show time 7:00. Other upcoming shows scheduled for this weekend (Saturday at Killarney’s and Saturday night at Tindall Rd. Brewery, and Sunday afternoon at Spellbound Brewing) are still on but check with SF social media for any last minute changes.
Thanks to all the good folks at Spellbound Brewery in Mt. Holly NJ for celebrating music and beer with us on Saturday, 2/15. I was already a big fan of Spellbound before the show (we played a private event there late last year) so it is personally satisfying to feature them on our Beer Tour. We brought the 3-piece version of the band with Mick on acoustic guitar, Ron on mandolin, and Rob on the cajun drum. The set list included SF songs from nearly all 7 of our albums plus a brand new song that I just recently wrote (“This Girl”). We played a decent amount of Irish (getting ready for next month!). Also – great to be able to field requests from barman Matt for Replacements covers. We knew “Skyway”, and “Can’t Hardly Wait” quite well but seriously and tragically muddled our way through “Little Mascara”. The place was packed – met lots of new friends and music fans and appreciated a lot of familiar faces who come to see us a lot – THANKS! As far as the beer goes Spellbound is legit. We stuck to the Pale Ale which is as good as any I’ve had and better than most. The brewers had a few special concoctions for Valentine’s Day including The Brut IPA with Strawberries – really creative fun stuff. My recommendation? Pick up some Spellbound at your local beer store and also come out to see us when we return there on Sunday March 15th (early show 1:30 to ?). – Mick
