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About Too Many Zooz
Currently, Too Many Zooz is actively touring and participating in various concerts and music festivals across the United States and internationally. Their concert schedule for 2023 includes appearances at high-profile events such as the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival and Electric Forest Festival. Fans can expect to experience their signature brass-heavy sound, complete with infectious beats and engaging stage presence. The group continues to push the boundaries of live performance, often incorporating new musical elements and technology into their shows. In addition to their festival appearances, they are also performing headlining shows in smaller venues, allowing for a more intimate connection with their audience. With their latest single releases and collaborations, Too Many Zooz remains a vital part of the contemporary music scene, and their concerts are a must-see for anyone looking to enjoy an unforgettable live music experience.
Too Many Zooz History
Too Many Zooz is a New York City-based brass house music group that formed in 2013. The trio consists of Matt Doe on trumpet, Leo P on saxophone, and David 'King of Sludge' Parks on drums. They gained initial attention for their energetic performances in the subway stations of NYC, which showcased their unique blend of jazz, funk, and electronic music. Their viral video performances quickly captured the public's imagination, leading to a growing fan base and invitations to perform at various music festivals and venues around the world. Over the years, Too Many Zooz has collaborated with a variety of artists and has released several EPs, including their self-titled debut EP in 2014. Their sound has evolved, incorporating elements of electronic dance music, making their live performances a dynamic experience that resonates with audiences of all ages. The group’s commitment to live music and interaction with the audience has made them a beloved act in the concert scene, known for their high-energy shows and improvisational flair.
