Tha Muthafunkaholx will be performing with The Lovable Idiots
Tickets $20
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Tha Muthafunkaholx opening for Parliament Funkadelic with George Clinton
July 12th come celebrate Maggot Brain’s birthday and get funked up with legendary current and former musicians of Parliament Funkadelic Greg Boyer, Big Bennie, Benzel Baltimore, Michael Hampton and Tha Muthafunkaholx and Gabe Gonzalez’ Enema Squad, plus special guests and guests of honor. MUSICIANS: please bring your instrument for the Open Mic and Jam Session portion! BYOB and towel, etc for swimming. This is a private party at a private residence. No cover charge, but donations to help cover expenses are greatly appreciated. A portion of the proceeds will support The Baltimore Funk Foundation and Operation Ernie’s Plate. @hollyhill RSVP soon, please. Links to local accommodations are posted in the comments.
Join us-for a night of music, neighbors, and vibes as we come together at Carroll Park to enjoy some of the area's BEST bands! Bring a chair or a blanket, we're doing this picnic style!
Tha Muthafunkaholx
SOWEBO Arts and Music Festiival, Market Stage, 1100 Hollins St., Baltimore, MD 21223
The Sowebo Arts and Music Festival kicks off the Summer festival season in Baltimore. It is always free and utterly unique. The festival takes place every year (except during pandemics), from noon to 8pm, on the Sunday of Memorial Day Weekend in the streets surrounding the historic Hollins Market The festival is produced and staffed by neighborhood volunteers. This event is all about bringing together local music, visual artists, and entertainers, great food, neighbors, and fun for all ages.
Tha Muthafunkaholx will be performing with Greg Boyer and Benzel Baltimore of Parliament Funkadelic and special guests Rufus Roundtree and the Bmore Brass.
$20
The Sowebo Arts and Music Festival kicks off the Summer festival season in Baltimore. It is always free and utterly unique. The festival takes place every year (except during pandemics) on the Sunday of Memorial Day Weekend in the streets surrounding the historic Hollins Market. Tha Muthafunkaholx will be closing out the festival on the Market Stage.
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