Bees Deluxe - “This is what Steely Dan would sound like if they played the blues”
— John Kereiff, The Rock Doctors Hot Wax Album Reviews.
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Smash Hits - the new Bees Deluxe album is available now on CD - find out more here.
Bees Deluxe Upcoming Shows
Saturday May 17
Bright Ideas
Westfield, MA
Wednesday May 21
The Bull Run
"Lose Your Blues"
Shirley, MA
Saturday May 31
The New Hope Inn
New Hope, PA
Saturday June 21
Arlington Porch Fest
Arlington, MA
Sunday June 22
Nick-A-Nee's
Providence, RI
Tue June 24
Red Apple Farm
Philipston, MA
Sat June 28
Vincent's
Worcester, MA
Saturday July 5
Daryl's House Club
Pawling, NY
Friday July 11
Crooked Eye
Hatboro, PA
Saturday July 12
Black Eyed Sally's
Hartford, CT
HALLUCINATE REVIEW
"Hallucinate is one of those albums that come along very infrequently, a complete outline of musical genius, songs that have substance not only individually, but as an entire album, like one lone and complete song, no matter where you are in the album, it evolves and transforms into something grand and magical."
— Joseph Timmons Indie Pulse Reviews
Order your copy of Hallucinate - the all-originals Bees Deluxe album.
Also available from:
Spotify
iTunes
Apple Music
Amazon
Bees Deluxe:
"The music, for me, has the same impact that Steely Dan did with their first couple of albums. They play very tight Blues that sounds as though they are jamming but this is very tight, and the playing is absolutely superb."
— Andy Snipper, Music News
"You only have to look at the song titles to see that you do not have to deal with an average blues band here. And that also applies to the musical plane. It is almost impossible to stick a musical label on the Bees Deluxe from Boston. They keep it on "acid bluesband" but I think that term is far too limited. Personally, I think it's great when a band throws all sorts of music styles into a blender and makes it unique."
— Peter Marinus, Blues Magazine