Baked Shrimp

Baked Shrimp, the high-octane progressive fusion trio, has emerged as a young rising powerhouse in the festival circuit. Hailing from Long Island, NY, Jared Cowen (Guitar/Vocals), Scott Reill (Bass/Vocals), and Jager Soss (Drums/Vocals) showcase their energetic and improvisational talents, transforming their three-piece sound into a symphonic experience. The band had a groundbreaking year in 2022, performing over 120 concerts across the United States and making their debut in Canada. As 2023 unfolds, their success is set to soar even higher. Kicking off the year with an electrifying show supporting the Disco Biscuits, Baked Shrimp embarked on a massive headlining Spring Tour. The trio is also slated to make their festival debuts at prestigious events like Peach Music Festival, Summer Camp Music Festival, Strange Creek Camp Out, and Northlands Live. In July, they will take the main stage at their hometown event, the Great South Bay Music Festival, where they will share the spotlight with Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead. Baked Shrimp has garnered additional recognition by providing direct support for acclaimed artists such as Pink Talking Fish, Dopapod, Aqueous, Mihali (from Twiddle), and Kung Fu. Notably, the band hosts their own festival in Upstate New York called LonCon, created as a tribute to their most devoted supporter and ambassador, Lon “Conscious” Gellman. LonCon features live music, art, and two nights of camping, and plans are underway to bring the festival back in 2024. Amidst their demanding touring schedule, Baked Shrimp has consistently released new music. Their 2021 album, Conscious, received critical acclaim from media outlets like LiveForLiveMusic, Grateful Web, and The Sound Podcast with Ira Haberman. Following a quick release of the three-disc live album, The Prawno Tapes, Vol. 1, the band returned to the studio to complete their early-2022 release, Pork Etiquette. JamBase’s Release Day Picks featured Pork Etiquette alongside albums by renowned artists such as Vulfpeck, The Weeknd, Lotus, and Cory Wong. Currently, the trio is hard at work in the studio, laying the groundwork for their fourth studio album, set for release in the fall of 2023. With an upcoming nearly 50-date Summer Tour, Baked Shrimp is more prepared than ever to captivate the music world. No longer Long Island’s best-kept secret, they have become the hardest working band in the business, captivating audiences and leaving an indelible impression wherever they go. Baked Shrimp is a secret that simply cannot be kept.
The Wright Ave. With special guests Eden Hill

A quintet that brushes through the genre palette and delivers wormhole funk out of Greensboro, NC, The Wright Ave. comes to take listeners on a ride.
Marcus Horth and The Mantras w/ Amycus

A special MantraBash PreParty and Reunion featuring Marcus And The Mantras live at Flat Iron with special guests, Amycus.Doors at 7pm Show at 8pm$10
Kyle Travers
ERIC TRAVERS BAND

Drummer and Singer-Songwriter, Eric Travers found his way back home at the age of 29. His small town stomping grounds, Black Mountain, NC, welcomes him after long tours with Travers Brothership. With time to open doors his Americana / Rock / R&B roots The Eric Travers Band is bringing your hometown nostalgia feeling to their debut album, “KUSP” to be released (May 21st). His father, taught him that Rock n Roll came from the Blues. Eric was 9 years old when his dad, put a guitar in his hands and taught him how to sing a couple blues songs. After singing, Eric asked his dad “How am I gonna be a drummer if I want to sing?” His response was, “Do both! Ringo sings sometimes.” He put a mic in front of Eric’s face behind the drumset. His father, Hurricane Bob is well-renowned on the east coast for his energetic performance and shredding guitar. The hi energy, charismatic performance was easily inherited. For 3 years straight Eric practiced singing “Long Tall Sally” by Little Richard and “Twist and Shout” by The Beatles while playing drums. The band him and his twin brother, Kyle won the eighth grade Talent Show. He was singing and playing drums for Zeppelin’s “Dazed and Confused”. Eric asked his dad to teach him “Let It Be” on the piano a year later. Eric began writing songs and formed his third band by the age of 15 with OG members of Travers Brothership. Now, after 14 years of touring and 35+ songs recorded, Eric looks to reach for new horizons in 2023 with All Aboard Records.
The Keith Allen Circus & The Wright Ave

The Keith Allen circus joins forces with The Wright Ave. to throw down an epic St. Paddy’s day special infused with psychedelic sound and oozing with funky flavor.