Pigeons Playing Ping Pong and Eddie 9V

About Pigeons Playing Ping Pong

If you’re looking for the sound of seizing the moment, look no further than Pigeons Playing Ping Pong. The Maryland-based quartet—Greg Ormont, Jeremy Schon, Ben Carrey, and Alex “Gator” Petropulos—is known for their explosive, high-energy psychedelic funk and electric live shows.

With a loyal fanbase known as “The Flock” and a legacy of sold-out tours, the band returns with their seventh studio album, Day In Time, releasing April 26, 2024. “It’s a snapshot of who we are now,” says Ormont, reflecting on their 15-year journey from college to fatherhood, while still feeling like kids on stage.

Known for festivals like Bonnaroo and venues like Red Rocks, the band continues to evolve musically. Day In Timefeatures guest appearances from Here Come The Mummies, Joey Porter, Alric “A.C.” Carter, and others, showcasing their tightest and most collaborative studio work yet.

More confident than ever, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong invite listeners to dance, groove, and savor every second—just like they do.

About Eddie 9Volt

Eddie 9V (pronounced “nine volt”) brings raw, retro soul and gritty Southern blues straight from the heart of Georgia. Born Brooks Mason, Eddie started gigging at 15 and quickly made a name for himself with electrifying live shows and shoot-from-the-hip lyrics inspired by legends like Muddy Waters and Freddie King. His breakout albums Left My Soul in Memphis and Little Black Flies earned critical acclaim, paving the way for his most ambitious project yet — recorded at the legendary Capricorn Studios, home to icons like the Allman Brothers. With vintage tones, warts-and-all production, and songs that swing between swampy rockers and gospel-laced ballads, Eddie 9V delivers timeless music with a modern edge. It’s not just a show — it’s a throwback experience you’ll feel in your bones.