The Grand Slambovian Halloween Ball

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Doors 6:300pm, Show 7:30pm The Slambovian Circus of Dreams brings their legendary Halloween Ball to Edmond Town Hall in Newtown Friday, October 30th. Experience “The Spooky End of Americana” with the “Best Band” of the Hudson Valley! A rockin’ spellbinding night of magick, music and spooky fun on Halloween weekend features haunting Slambovian tunes, spooky tales, ‘Special Ghosts, and more! Often called an “Americana Pink Floyd,” the Slambovians’ original acoustic rock is defined by UK’s Maverick Magazine as “the cool end of Americana.” A rockin’ spellbinding night of enchantment, music and fun! Costumes Welcome – Join the faerie folk, creatures of the night, mad monks and more! An evening of music, magic and mayhem. This year’s theme will be announced soon. Step into a world where folk, rock, psychedelia, and storytelling collide as The Slambovian Circus of Dreams brings their captivating live experience to the stage. Known for their devoted following and electrifying performances, the Slambovians have built a reputation as one of the most unique and beloved bands on the Americana scene. Their music blends the rootsy spirit of Bob Dylan and The Band with the mystical energy of The Beatles, David Bowie, and Pink Floyd, creating a sound that is both timeless and entirely their own. Led by the charismatic Joziah Longo, the band delivers soaring harmonies, powerful songwriting, and an unforgettable stage presence that transforms every performance into a communal celebration. From heartfelt ballads and folk-inspired anthems to psychedelic rock explorations, each song invites audiences on a journey filled with wonder, imagination, and soul. Beloved by critics and fans alike, The Slambovian Circus of Dreams has performed at major festivals, sold-out theaters, and intimate venues across the country, earning a reputation for creating concerts that are as uplifting as they are mesmerizing. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering them for the first time, prepare…

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