Eggy

Mark your calendars for Thursday, October 17th! The Ivy Ballroom at the Surf Hotel will host the sensational Connecticut-based jam band, Eggy! Fresh off a stellar year, including performances at Bonnaroo, Electric Forest, and Red Rocks, this talented quartet is on an exciting rise. With their new album "Waiting Game" dropping on September 6th, don't miss this chance to catch them in an intimate setting with world-class sound and production. Special guests Color Green will set the vibe with Eggy to follow. Get ready for an electrifying night of music! 

All ticket holders will receive a 25% off promo code for rooms at Surf Hotel after ticket purchase. 

• Show Date: Thursday, October 17th
• Tickets: $41 ($1 per ticket going to non-profit artist charity Backline.care)
• Location: Ivy Ballroom at Surf Hotel

*Guests under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian in the ballroom.
*All ticket holders must present a valid ID at the box office for concert entry.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

About Eggy:

Song by timeless song Eggy reaches out a hand, inviting you along as a great story unfolds. Eggy’s music traces the full spectrum of emotions, evoked by a life well-lived alongside friends well-loved.

Eggy formed from a high school dream into a full-fledged reality. Aligning together in 2016, the lineup of Alex Bailey (drums, vocals), Jake Brownstein (guitar, vocals), Mike Goodman (bass, vocals) and Dani Battat (keys, vocals) has captured the ears of listeners across the USA and beyond. 

Following the release of their 2019 debut record, Watercolor Days, the band has toured constantly, performing in over 40 states. Amidst their travels in 2021, Eggy stopped in Nashville to record two singles, released as Nashville Tapes the following year. Highlights from the band’s many eclectic shows have been handpicked by the band for consumption, including the most recent “Eggy Selects: Spring Tour 2023, Vol. 1). Learn more HERE.

About Color Green:

For the California-based quartet Color Green, playing music together is all about stepping into the unknown. "When we play live, I don't really know what's going to happen," says Noah Kohll, one of the band's two guitarists and four vocalists. "You really have no idea what you're going to get with this band, which keeps things fresh for us and maybe makes the live experience special." In a very short time, they have developed a word-of-mouth reputation as a dynamic and unpredictable live act, grounding their cosmic jams in earthy melodies and drawing from '60s SoCal folk-r0ck, '70s classic rock, '80s underground rock, '90s psychedelic dance-rock, and any other sound that catches their ears.

Adaptable onstage and off, Color Green has shared stages with a range of groups that reflect both the sophistication and the wild malleability of their sound, including Fuzz, Kikagaku Moyo, Circles Around the Sun, Hiss Golden Messenger, and the Brian Jonestown Massacre. Yet, because they see boundless possibilities from one note to the next, they anchor their music in the urgent present rather than the distant past. Color Green can be a million different bands without losing their essential hue.