Songs & Stories25 Juli 2024

The Humidors on their latest EP, ‘Show Me’

In an engaging edition of Backstage Sonoma, host Steve Roby sits down with Tori Roze, the lead vocalist, and Mike Mulqueen, the guitarist of the Bay Area's renowned funk and soul band, The Humidors. The conversation starts with the host's warm welcome, quickly transitioning into discussing the band's formation and evolution over the years.

The Humidors, originally named the San Pablo Project, have been creating their unique brand of party music since 2013. Tori Rose and Mike Mulqueen share insights about the band's journey, dynamic musical influences, and the strong camaraderie among their eight members. The duo delves into the band's rich history, emphasizing their continued commitment to producing vibrant, groove-infused music despite changes in membership.

Highlighting their 10th-anniversary celebration, Tori and Mike recount an all-star lineup featuring former lead singers, making it a memorable event for the band and their fans. The interview also touches upon the band's recent EP, "Show Me," completed during the pandemic through home studio recordings.

Looking forward, they discuss upcoming singles and the potential for a new EP or full-length album in 2024. Tori and Mike are excited about their first post-pandemic performance at the Sweetwater Music Hall on August 2nd. They speak fondly of the venue's excellent hospitality and the joy of returning to live stages.

The interview concludes with details on where to find more music, concert information about The Humidors, and a reminder of their highly anticipated live performance at the Sweetwater Music Hall on August 2. Tori and Mike's enthusiasm throughout the conversation showcases their passion for music and dedication to their fans.

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