Psychedelphia To Play Final Show at The Trocadero in Philadelphia, April 26

Psychedelphia would like to announce that their final performance will be in Philadelphia at the legendary Trocadero Theatre on Thursday, April 26 2012. They will be in support of The Motet, who will be performing the music of The Grateful Dead in what is being dubbed "Funk Is Dead". This show will be an exciting conclusion to Psychedelphia's successful 5 year career as a band.

Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances the band will have to cancel all performances other than the April 26th show at The Trocadero with no opportunity to reschedule. There will be no future Psychedelphia performances scheduled at this time. The Band & Management would like to thank everyone involved with Psychedelphia for their continual dedication and support through the years. It is an abrupt end to an incredibly rewarding experience.

Most of all we would like to thank the fans and admirers for supporting Psychedelphia's musical journey, and we hope you will join us one final time at The Trocadero Theater in Philadelphia on April 26.

Psychedelphia might be called a progressive jam-rock-fusion band. They might be called a psychedelic funk band. But the truth is that Psychedelphia just plays the music that they need to play without regard for the imaginary boundaries known as style. The sounds that Psychedelphia creates in a show are just as varied and numerous as the influences that have shaped their musical minds. It's this keen ability to "shape-shift and genre-morph" (Glide Magazine) that sets them apart from most acts and keeps fans returning to shows, always braced for a surprise.

While it is clear to these fans that Psychedelphia has great fun on stage, they work very hard off the stage to create and refine a musical language unlike any other group, dedicated to musical invention, skilled musicianship and pushing past any boundary they come across. Psychedelphia?s original music covers vast territory, from spacey psychedelic to blues, avant-garde rock to country bluegrass, electronic grooves at break-neck speeds to slow, simple, nasty funk. In all of this, they maintain a truly recognizable voice- tying all their sounds together with emotion, groove, and a good sense of humor.

Since their initial assembly in late 2008, Psychedelphia has taken an explosive launch onto the live music scene. In less than two years they have played countless shows, played prominent roles in multiple festivals throughout the Northeast, and embarked on several tours in support of their debut album, "Paradigm" (2010). Their dedication and musical prowess has been recognized by a rapidly growing fanbase, and major media outlets such as Relix, High Times, Glide and Music Connection Magazines.

In their travels, Psychedelphia has shared the stage with many known acts, some being close friends. Among these are Keller Williams, DJ Logic, Ozomatli, Dark Star Orchestra, The Breakfast, The Mantras, Papadosio, Steve Molitz (Particle), Mike Rempel (Lotus), Mike Stern, Rodney Holmes, Marco Benevento, Willie Waldman, Juggling Suns, Brothers Past, and Elliot Levin.

From left to right:
Adam Pasqueal: Percussion / Vocals
Scott Coulter: Keys / Vocals
Kenn Mogel: Guitar / Vocals
John Olsen: Bass / Vocals

For booking requests, media requests, and other business interests, please contact:

Justin Berger - Manager - justin@deathwaltz.com
Matt Kolinski - Booking - matt@hoplitemusic.com

For general inquiries or feedback, you can email us at info@psychedelphia.com.

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Thanks for your support!

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