Here’s a video of us playing at the Best of WNC Bash back in December. It’s a funny juxtaposition between dark lyrics and clips of circus performers. This song was unlike anything else in our set that night.
The Mad Tea live at the Mountain Xpress Best of WNC Bash from Jesse Hamm on Vimeo
Greetings! We are excited to be starting off the New Year at one of our favorite events, Elvisfest in Chapel Hill. We’re looking forward to hanging out with all of the cool bands and fans there, and to rockin’ out some new Elvis tunes during our set on Friday night. Yee haw!
It’s the Solstice! Check out our new video! I wrote the song, and we recorded it in our house. Jon Reid came over and laid down some keys and tambourine. Seva mastered it. I shot the footage, and then Krekel and I edited the video as a team. Whew! We are happy to share it. – Ami
Pssst – you can pay what you want to download the song!Time to dust off this ditty:
OK, we’re hitting the road for the first time in a little while to play a couple of shows this weekend – both will be worth the effort, we’re sure. On Friday we’re opening for Southern Culture on the Skids at Ziggy’s in Winston-Salem, NC. Then on Saturday we’re going to be at the Tin Roof in Charleston, SC with Pinche Gringo. We’re excited to be heading to great venues, and to be sharing the stage with bands we love. We intend to completely rock out.
photo by lydia see
This Friday night we’re going to be a part of the Best of WNC Bash hosted by Mountain Xpress at the Orange Peel, thanks to our big “win” in the “Fragglepop” category. We have a surprise or two planned for our set (which will be around 8:30 pm) – hope to see you!
Here’s the write up about us in the paper: “The Mad Tea’s blistering blend of rockabilly swagger and multi-instrumental mayhem are sure to stir the room into a frenzy when the mountain region’s favorite fraggle rockers answer the burning question, ‘What the hell is fraggle pop?’ Wondering that yourself? Then don’t be afraid, step right up! After all, what carnival would be complete without a ukulele-wielding siren and howling one-man band weaving tales of love and destruction?”
Here’s a clip of us playing “Hog” at the Race to the Bottom live show:
Our friend Jon Reid has a call-in internet radio show on Asheville FreeMedia (Ashevillle FM) called “Race to the Bottom.” It’s Sundays from 7 pm to 9 pm. We provided the theme music for it, heard at the beginning of each show. On Sunday, November 20th, Race to the Bottom will be broadcast live from BoBo Gallery in Asheville. Check out this poster, the line-up is incredible – some of our most favorite performers on Asheville. We are excited to be a part of it. The live show will be a fundraiser for Asheville FM. If you don’t live in Asheville, you can tune in live online.
It’s our favorite holiday! Join us for some spooky fun:
Masked Halloween Party with Mad Tea & Coconut Cake.
BoBo Gallery in Downtown Asheville. Monday, October 31, 9:30 pm.
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