Too Many Zoos: Caravan Tour

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Get ready, Revelstoke! Traverse is bringing the energy on Friday, October 3rd with an unforgettable double bill!

First up, Vancouver’s own Mark Woodyard — the genre-bending “Human Jukebox” — will kick things off with his signature looping, improvisation, and infectious grooves that blend funk, hip-hop, rock, and electronic beats into dance-inducing soundscapes.

Then, the internationally renowned trio Too Many Zooz take the stage with their explosive “Brass House” sound — a fusion of jazz, EDM, and punk that has lit up everything from NYC subways to Beyoncé’s stage. Expect a night of high-energy, body-moving music unlike anything you’ve seen before.

Traverse Nightclub, Revelstoke, BC
Friday, October 3rd | 9PM–12AM

Too Many Zooz
Self-described “Brass House” trio Too Many Zooz bring a high-energy fusion of jazz, EDM, punk, and dance grooves. From their viral start busking in NYC subways to sharing stages with Beyoncé and releasing collaborations with artists like Galactic, Beats Antique, and Lucky Chops, the band has become a global phenomenon. With baritone sax master Leo P, trumpeter Matt “Doe” Muirhead, and drummer David “King of Sludge” Parks, their explosive live shows are unlike anything you’ve seen.

Mark Woodyard
Mark is a Canadian multi-instrumentalist, producer, and live performer from Vancouver, BC. Known for his looping mastery and improvisational flair, he blends electronic, funk, hip-hop, and rock into high-energy, dance-inducing sets. Often called a “Human Jukebox” for his genre-bending covers, Woodyard brings 16 years of experience and a reputation for unforgettable live shows.