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SUMMARY:W.I.T.C.H. / Brood X
LOCATION:Grog Shop
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, September 28 W.I.T.C.H. with Brood X at Grog ShopDoor
 s 7 PM | Show 8 PMALL AGES$30 advance / $35 day of show+ $3 at the door if
  under 21A pioneering Zambian psychedelic act\, W.I.T.C.H. (the name is an
  acronym\, standing for We Intend to Cause Havoc)\, was one of the definin
 g acts of Zamrock\, a fusion of Western rock and rhythm s most popular and
  influential bands in the 1970s as a wave of psychedelic and hard rock gai
 ned an audience in Africa. A landlocked nation in the South of Africa\, Za
 mbia was formerly Northern Rhodesia until gaining its independence in 1964
 \, and as Zambia established its own national identity\, local musicians b
 egan embracing the progressive influences of artists such as the Beatles\,
  the Rolling Stones\, and Jimi Hendrix\, as well as the forward-thinking s
 oul and funk sounds of James Brown.By the mid-70s\, Zambia was falling int
 o political chaos as the nations once-profitable mining industry ran dry\,
  and many Zamrock bands reflected this with a darker\, more psychedelic-in
 fluenced sound that suggested a familiarity with the likes of Deep Purple 
 and Grand Funk Railroad. W.I.T.C.H.s 1972 debut\, Introduction\, was the f
 irst commercial album released by a Zambian band\, and they continued to d
 eliver music until fading into dormancy in the mid-80s. A reissue campaign
  launched in 2011 brought the band to a new generation of listeners\, and 
 W.I.T.C.H. reunited in 2014 and started touring again shortly thereafter. 
 In 2023\, they released Zango\, their first new album in almost 40 years.T
 he original lineup of W.I.T.C.H. included vocalist Emanyeo Jagari Chanda\,
  guitarists Chris Mbewe and John Muma\, bassist Gedeon Mulenga\, and drumm
 er Boidi Sinkala\, who were veterans of Zambian cover bands of the late 60
 s\; Chanda (whose nickname Jagari came from his fascination with Mick Jagg
 er\, one of his strongest influences) had worked with the Red Balloons and
  the Boyfriends (the latter group would evolve into another key Zamrock ou
 tfit\, Peace)\, while most of the other members were members of Kingston M
 arket.\n\nBoletos: https://www.ticketweb.com/event/witch-brood-x-grog-shop
 -tickets/14951063
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