After all, Dumpstaphunk was one of her favorite bands. “Any musician in their right mind would jump at the opportunity to play with two of the baddest bass players ever – Tony Hall and Nick Daniels ...
Color Red Music has announced they’ve united George Porter Jr., Eddie Roberts, Robert Walter, Nikki Glaspie, Erica Falls, and special guest Big Chief Donald Harrison for a new track titled “Mardi Gras ...
Today, the all-star assembly of George Porter Jr., Eddie Roberts, Robert Walter and Nikki Glaspie have come together to share the latest and final preview of their impending album, Floki Sessions: ...
Nikki Glaspie, a powerhouse drummer whose tight beats earned her a five-year stint in Beyonce’s all-female backing band and global tour, says her career stems from a 2-year-old kid who liked to pound ...
Editor's note: This show has been canceled by the venue due to the recent surge in Covid cases. New Orleans had a restrained Carnival last year due to Covid restrictions. But Texas had much more lax ...
Looking for more to do this week? Check out the latest on Gambit's calendar at calendar.gambitweekly.com. Drummer Nikki Glaspie, the founder of Nth Power and formerly a member of Dumpstaphunk, created ...
Dumpstaphunk came to Growler's Towers on Friday night, and while there was a nice crowd, it was smaller than this act deserved. Fortunately, this band delivers regardless of how many are in the room.
Let’s be honest — funk lovers are a finicky bunch, especially when it comes to any band associated with the Neville name, the first family of New Orleans’ funk. So it was something of a pleasant ...
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On Friday, Sept. 10, The Nth Power featuring the Seacoast’s own Nate Edgar will play the Stone Church in Newmarket for the first time ever (hard to believe being that they’ve been together for nearly ...
Nikki Glaspie, whose father, Enos Glaspie, lives in preaches in the Roanoke Valley, has a money gig. She tours the world with Beyonce Knowles. She also plays with great soul/jazz sax man Sam Kininger.
The multi-hyphenate Nicholas Payton premieres a new trio, recording alongside eccentric bassist Esperanza Spalding and straight-ahead luminary Karriem Riggins, a roster enough to whet any ...
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