Too Many Zooz

Too Many Zooz, the dynamic brass house trio from New York City, has been captivating audiences since 2014. Known for their infectious energy and unique sound, they combine elements of jazz, funk, and electronic music, crafting an experience like no other. Their recent albums, including 'Red Apple Gift Shop' and 'Retail Therapy,' showcase their innovative approach to composition and performance.

The band has garnered acclaim for their electrifying live shows, performing at notable venues such as the Brooklyn Bowl and the Kennedy Center. With a style that defies genre boundaries, Too Many Zooz has created a niche that resonates with fans of all musical backgrounds, making them a must-see act for anyone seeking a vibrant concert experience.

Fans eagerly await the opportunity to see Too Many Zooz live, as they prepare for their upcoming shows in 2026. With performances scheduled at Old National Centre in Indianapolis on March 5 and The Sylvee in Madison on March 7, the band promises to deliver an unforgettable experience, blending their signature brass-infused sound with an electric stage presence.

Their live performances are known for their evolution, showcasing the growth of their musical style over the years. Each concert is a celebration, inviting the audience to join in a collective experience that’s both uplifting and exhilarating.

Too Many Zooz's discography reflects their creative journey, with each album unveiling new themes and stories. Their latest offerings, 'Red Apple Gift Shop' and 'Covers Vol. 2,' dive deeper into the essence of their musical explorations, merging originality with familiar sounds. Through their music, they invite listeners to experience the vivacious pulse of urban life.

The fusion of jazz, funk, and electronic influences creates a rich tapestry in their work, making each track an immersive experience. From the energetic beats of 'ZombiEP' to the festive vibes of 'A Very Too Many Zooz Xmas, Vol. 1,' the band's catalog is a testament to their artistry and ability to resonate with audiences across diverse musical landscapes.