‘Tis the annual Christmas Eve Eve show for the ‘Book. Simply wouldn’t be the holidays without it! Those of you who haven’t seen us in a while will be treated to some of the filthiest stink-funk your ears have ever beheld. 

We will be joined by our homies Swift Technique from Philly. The last time we played with these cats was the Funk Fest on the East River, and those of you that made it know how that turned out… (Spledidly. It turned out splendidly)

You’ll also be treated to Boston’s favorite jammish festival jumpers Grassroot:

You might even say there is a little something for everyone!

Keep your eyes posted on all corners of the internets for more details about the official release and distribution of Project Blue Book’s first full-length album, Cheetah Speed. It was produced and engineered by Alan Evans of Soulive, and forged in the doldrums of Play On Brother Studios.

Find yourself deep in lyrical symbolism regarding the intricacies of alien invasion, funkatron, leprechauns, Jurassic Park, and the emergence of Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock’s combined demons.

Find yourself immersed in full-frontal-facial-force-funk mixed with jammy psychedelia in the midst of gospel fusion. Take a ride on the dub train while we search for leprechauns.

Find yourself at the shows, where a free physical copy of Cheetah Speed awaits your eager earholes.

• March 12, 2011 10:30 PM Sullivan Hall (CD Release) - New York, NY
• March 16, 2011 07:00 PM The Mint (CD Release) - Los Angeles, CA
• March 18, 2011 04:00 PM Kimo’s (CD Release) - San Francisco, CA
• March 25, 2011 04:00 PM Tammany Hall (CD Release) - Worcester, MA
• April 07, 2011 08:00 PM Durgin Park - Boston, MA
• April 20, 2011 08:00 AM Private Event - Dedham, MA