The Heavy Pets at Funky Biscuit 8/29/12

The Heavy Pets | Funky Biscuit
Wednesday, August 29th, 9 PM
Funky Biscuit
303 Southeast Mizner Boulevard
Boca Raton, FL 33432
561.395.2929 | www.FunkyBiscuit.com

Before heading out on another East Coast tour with stops in Georgia, Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Massachusetts, New York and Ohio, The Heavy Pets are playing a hometown show at The Funky Biscuit in Boca Raton on Wednesday, August 29th. This also marks bass player Tony D’Amato’s first Florida performance since joining the band, which has fans very excited.

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The Heavy Pets (THP) are an American rock band whose contagious vibe blends rhythm and blues, jazz-funk, nu-disco and reggae fusion with rock and roll. Called “a living, breathing, force of nature” by Relix, THP are known for powerhouse live performances and infectious dance songs framing catchy smart lyrics. The group became an instant Sirius radio sensation in 2007 with the release of their double-disc debut album, Whale, driven by hit tracks “Operation of Flight” and “Sleep.” First embraced by the jam scene for their raw talent, their cross-over sound that is showcased on their self-titled album and was dubbed a “Top 10 Album of 2010” by The Huffington Post, propelled them into the periphery of mainstream music. Returning to their acoustic roots on Swim Out Past the Sun (2011), THP’s guitar duo set aside their electric axes for a more organic approach. Featuring a three song sit-in by longtime Jerry Garcia collaborator David Grisman, the album presents a fresh perspective from the ever-evolving quintet. Swim Out Past the Sun was produced and recorded by multi-platinum, Grammy and Oscar Award-winner Scott Mathews and mastered by Grammy Award-winner Vlado Meller. Major festival darlings, THP have taken the stage at JamCruise, Bonnaroo, High Sierra, Gathering of the Vibes, moe.down, Summercamp, All Good, Wakarusa, Bear Creek, Mountain Jam and their namesake PetZoo.

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