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we documented our recent tour to Arizona and Texas, and will be posting footage from it in roughly 2 minute episodes on youtube, weekly.

this week, our “reality tv” debut:  mucca pazza tour episode 1

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Simply put, Mucca Pazza is the marching band that I wish I'd been in during high school. Known for their energetic live shows, this Chicago-based "circus punk" collective couldn't have been more perfect for the Orange Show. ...

After a late show in Houston Friday followed by a 3 hour drive, little sleep, and an early call for Tour de Fat Austin, we conclude our first Southwest tour today in Austin. Playing the Maker Faire today and Emo’s tonight is a fine way to finish. Tomorrow many Muccas will exchange hugs and board planes, while the equipment crew begins the long trek back to Chicago.

We’ve learned a lot and met some beautiful folk. See you back in Chicago!

Mucca Pazza This band is so freakin intense. A 30+ marching band from Chicago, they parade across the states, bringing there eclectic style with them. I love how they all dress in uniform, but none of them are matching. ...

This could only be Chicago’s self-described “punk marching band,” Mucca Pazza. And if you were lucky enough to catch them at last weekend’s Rialto show during Club Crawl, you will surely be dragging all of your friends with you when ...

We’ve had some great shows already in Arizona, with more to come as we head to Texas tomorrow.  Check out the Marching page for upcoming lone star shows. Marfa, Lubbock, Houston, and Austin - great clubs and the incredible Maker Faire!

Here’s an audience cellphone video from the Rialto Theater in Tucson, and some photos from the Hideout Block Party.

LYA, Mucca Pazza

There are a few very dedicated road warrior Mucca Pazza members that are out helping make this tour a reality right now. In truth, the tour is already well underway.

Princess Tromb-Ela-Bone, Crashtest, Dave The Rock, Jeffrey, and Broste are making their way (tuba, drums, speaker helmuts, and uniforms in tow) down to Arizona. They sent me these grainy photos to post, without any explanation as to what’s going on.