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Pigeons Playing Ping Pong 2025 Tour Info
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong are bringing their signature high-energy funk and jam-band grooves on a brand-new fall tour set to electrify stages across North America. The tour launches October 3 in Wilmington, NC at the Greenfield Lake Amphitheater and immediately heads to October 4 in Raleigh’s Lincoln Theatre. From there, the birds will debut at the Ramble Festival in Darlington, MD on October 11, before settling into a three-night residency at Boston’s Paradise Rock Club on October 24, 25, and 26, and capping October with a performance at Suwannee’s Hulaween Festival (October 31–November 2).
November brings a Southern-and-Midwest swing starting in Atlanta, GA on November 8, followed by New Orleans, LA (Tipitina’s) on November 9, Jackson, MS at Duling Hall on November 11, Houston, TX (Heights Theater) on November 12, Austin, TX at the Mohawk on November 14, Dallas, TX at Echo Lounge on November 15, and Fayetteville, AR at George’s Majestic Lounge on November 16. The journey continues north with stops in Omaha, NE (Slowdown) on November 18, Minneapolis, MN (Fine Line) on November 19, Madison, WI (Majestic Theatre) on November 20, St. Louis, MO (The Sovereign) on November 21, and Covington, KY (Madison Theater) on November 22. The final chapter of the tour unfolds in Port Chester, NY with a two-night set at Capitol Theatre in Port Chester on December 19 and 20.
With each show fueled by their breakthrough blend of psychedelic funk and infectious optimism, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong deliver an immersive and feel-good musical experience. Fresh off of releasing their album Feed the Fire, this fall run promises to connect fans through soaring jams and joyous live performance.
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong 2025 Tickets Info
Tickets for Pigeons Playing Ping Pong 2025 live concerts are available now through EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Prices generally range from $40 to $60 for general admission, depending on the city, venue size, and local demand. In major markets or multi-night residencies like Boston or Port Chester, prices may climb closer to $60, especially for weekend dates. The band typically performs in intimate to mid-sized venues, which helps keep tickets affordable while maintaining an up-close live experience. VIP options or special access tiers are rare, as their tours focus on a communal, high-energy vibe that invites everyone to join the party without premium barriers.
About Pigeons Playing Ping Pong
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong is a high-energy funk jam band known for their explosive live shows, psychedelic grooves, and an unwavering commitment to keeping things fun, loose, and wildly danceable. Formed in 2009 at the University of Maryland, the Baltimore-based group consists of Greg Ormont (vocals, guitar), Jeremy Schon (lead guitar), Ben Carrey (bass), and Alex Petropulos (drums). Over the years, they’ve cultivated a devoted fan base — affectionately known as “The Flock” — through relentless touring, marathon festival sets, and an infectious positivity that radiates from the stage.
Their music blends funk, rock, and psychedelic improvisation with a jam-band ethos, often drawing comparisons to acts like Phish, The Disco Biscuits, and Vulfpeck. But Pigeons have carved their own niche with a uniquely goofy charm, tight musicianship, and a live show that emphasizes spontaneity, crowd interaction, and non-stop motion.
Albums like Psychology, Pizazz, and Presto have showcased their ability to translate high-octane stage energy into studio recordings, with clever lyrics and adventurous sonic textures. Their most recent release, Feed the Fire, leans further into their blend of funk-rock hooks and exploratory jamming, solidifying their reputation as one of the most entertaining and musically nimble bands on the jam circuit.
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong have become staples of major festivals and headlining gigs alike, and their ethos remains simple but powerful: bring joy, move bodies, and turn every show into a celebration. Whether you’re a veteran “Flocker” or a first-time listener, their live experience is all about connection, movement, and letting loose.
