The festival which takes place from April 29th to May 3rd in Komarom, Hungary, will see Humble Grumble playing their jazz influenced progressive rock on May 1st on the Yard stage.
Best described as a hybrid of Frank Zappa and King Crimson, Humble Grumble, led by guitarist and vocalist Gabor Voros, refuses to get stuck in a box or to fall into the trap of emulation. The band emerged in 1996, but it took them almost ten years to release their first official release 30 Years Kolinda. The Face of Humble Grumble (2008) and Flanders Fields (2011) showed that variety of different music elements still knows how to sound unpretentious, what led to the band's most mature record out to date – 2013's Guzzle It Up. With this effort, Humble Grumble grabbed the attention from both jazz and prog communities.
Humble Grumble's live performances showcase that there is enough space for entertainment and progressive music, which is always compared to technicality. Indeed, the factor of enjoment is guaranteed once the ensemble hits the stage.
Besides the announced Mediawave Festival, Humble Grumble will perform a free-entrance show on April 30th at Iskola in Budapest, Hungary. Check below the stunning performance of Kurt's Casino taken from the band's show at the Gentse Feesten.
For more info about Humble Grumble visit:
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Humble Grumble is:
Gabor Voros (guitar, vocals) Jouni Isoherranen (bass, vocals) Jonathan Callens (drums) Pedro Guridi (clarinet, whistle) Pol Mareen (alto saxophone) Joren Cauters (vibraphone) Megan Quill (vocals) Liesbeth Verlaet (vocals)
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