Mateo's Magic Bus has been playing the South London Scene and Tom Misch for the past few years, a focal point of jazz, funk, soul mixed with some blues and rock, all the things we love on The Bus So, getting to see Tom Misch in our backyard was an amazing evening.
Butcher Brown warmed up, another great band we've featured on MMB The 303 Magazine review is excellent and on point:
"Heating up the stage for Misch was the jazzy, low-key band Butcher Brown, who relished the opportunity to vibe with the crowd. Rapping with an old-school style, sax in hand, it’s fair to say the spotlight was on the frontman, Tennishu. However, the drummer stole the show, riffing back and forth with each instrument and flowing like the Colorado River, weaving in and out of musical mountains. Although slightly less energetic than Tom Misch, Butcher Brown provided a good excuse to break in the dance floor.
Tom Misch and his peachy seven-piece band created a soundtrack to a wonderful evening that celebrated the joys of live music, good energy and pure musicality. There was no shortage of smiles, hugs and ’70s aesthetics across the dance floor of Denver’s iconic Fillmore Auditorium.
Perfectly in line with the shining chandeliers, neon lights and classy atmosphere, Misch’s performance was a perfect example of how to entertain four thousand people with light-hearted tunes and genuine appreciation for the music."
Check out Mateo's Magic Bus Instagram for some live video.
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