Mother Hubbard’s Funk Performance Style Is Captured With ‘Live At The Bitter End’

Progressive Funk sextet Mother Hubbard have released their new LP, Live at the Bitter End via Joe Riccitelli’s Gold’n Retriever Entertainment. The nine songs on the album were recorded live at the lower Manhattan club The Bitter End and feature the band’s live performance in front of an audience. The band’s cover of the Paul Simon song, “Have A Good Time” is out now.

Guitarist and vocalist Nick Nella says:

We approach every live show differently than the last. As of late, we’ve been putting a lot of thought into our setlists and like to think that with each show lies an opportunity for a new experience. One show could be filled with funk tunes while the next we may decide to go more soul or experimental. What matters most to us is that people get on the ride with us at these shows and hopefully enjoy that ride.

Mother Hubbard hails from Northern New Jersey and includes Nick Nella (Vocals and Guitar), Mike Bereski (Bass and Keys), Liam Kerekes (Drums), Jerry Ulichny (Guitar and Vocals,) Patrick Dudasik (Trumpet), and Matt Tischio (Tenor Sax).
 
The band has performed at Rock venues in the region including The Bitter End, The Stone Pony, Rockwood Music Hall, and Crossroads. They were featured as opening support for Gavin DeGraw.


 
Mother Hubbard Live This Summer:
June 8th                  Rock Hunger (Benefit) Old Canal Inn     Nutley, NJ
June 9th                   Live from Daryl’s House Club                 Pawling, NY +
July 11th                  Arlene’s Grocery                                     New York, NY –
July 17th                  MOGO Stage                                          Asbury Park, NJ
July 20th                  Heavy Reel Brewing Co.                       Seaside Heights NJ
 
*Supporting Pheedback
+ Brunch trio performance
– with Mungo’s List and Rugburn