Platinum-Selling Jazz Rockers Squirrel Nut Zippers To Swing Into The Season With 2023 Holiday Caravan Tour! 

Performing Classic Holiday Songs Along With Squirrel Nut Zippers’ Favorites, The Beloved Holiday Tour Awakens The True Essence Of The Season

The Squirrel Nut Zippers (SNZ) are bringing their joyous, raucous Holiday Caravan Tour back this season and, this year, they’re performing all of the hits from Christmas past! Kicking off November 29 at the Pace Center in Parker, CO and culminating at the Fox Tucson Theatre in Tucson, AZ on December 23, the 21-date routing will feature songs from their Christmas Caravan and Mardi Gras for Christmas albums as well as other Zippers favorites. From heartwarming ballads to boisterous dance tunes, the band conjures an atmosphere nestled somewhere between the wondrous lights of Christmas and the backroom din of a speakeasy. This show is a must-see for any true music lover. 

Tickets for the Holiday Caravan Tour go on sale Friday, July 14 at www.snzippers.com.

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LOST SONGS OF DOC SOUCHON

“Mariuch She Make a da Hootchie Ma Cooch”

 Standing in the center of a vast circular piece of hand embroidered lace, a cosmic doily stitched by the creator, it is a solid knot at the center where I stand.  As I look out the patterns become visible.  The threads of American music are as intertwined and hand embroidered as the lace in my visions.  The techniques, inspiration and poetry tangled exquisitely into the past. 

The ancients believed music was integral to life, that this world, the planets actually vibrated to notes.  Poets chimed in to create impressive lasting monuments to humanity.  We are but notes in the great cosmos and our sound waves exist in space in perpetual vibration. 

Songs are small portals to the great cosmic heebie jeebie, the superspirit.  These songs… whether symphony or street songs, are solid and practical, useful like a hammer and chisel, a Cadillac car.  An anathema to the ancients, 

The Squirrel Nut Zippers sack and plunder the old, weird America then sail off to further distant lands. They use New Orleans as their hideout and base of operations.  Jean-Lafitte-like theY hide in the lee side of barrier island, receiving goods and making dark back channel deals; hiding in cellars or in plain view. 

Gaze into the tea leaves that are “Lost Songs of Doc Souchon” and see if you can discern your destiny.