11E1even Group, nugs.tv and Sweet Relief Musicians Fund have announced “Live From Out There” a virtual music festival that will showcase “sets from artists’ homes and practice spaces, never before seen archival releases, masterclasses, cooking lessons, first-time collaborations and more.”
A one-time six-week subscription to Live From Out Here will provide fans with over 100 hours of music content from live sets by Pigeons Playing Ping Pong and Goose to archival offerings from Oteil Burbridge, Tom Hamilton and many more.
“I’m seeing this just like any curated channel,” Ben Baruch, owner of 11E1even Group, said via press statement. “This is a crazy time for every single person and company, big or small…we’re all feeling it, so let’s figure out how to come together from the confines of our own home, stay positive, watch great content and raise money for those in need while doing so. I want music, comedy, cooking shows, infomercials, masterclasses and more. Who knows what other talents your favorite musicians may have and I’m excited to show it. We have been working on this nonstop for last week and very excited about what we have coming.”
To learn more visit LiveFromOutThere.com.
Check out the phase one of live performances below:
Live From Out There – Phase One Lineup
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong X 5
Twiddle X 6
Goose X 2
Mihali x 3 including a Special Nirvana Unplugged Set
Aqueous X 4
Sunsquabi X 3
Tauk
Holly Bowling X 2
Rick Mitarontonda + Peter Anspach aGOOSEtic
Kitchen Dwellers x 6
Magic Beans X 3
Cycles X 2

4 Comments comments associated with this post
Jimbo Jim
March 20, 2020 at 10:52 amShould be free not a cash grab at this time. Music heals… I’m gonna listen to the river sing sweet songs, to rock my soul. Be safe everyone
Shineymetalass
March 19, 2020 at 4:43 pmLol what a shit show lineup hamband grand jam. Smh.🤮
BrothaBace
March 19, 2020 at 7:49 pmWhat a shitty attitude!!!
What’s the point of your comment???
Please go lick 👅 some COVID-19-covered 🦠 door handles immediately…
rizzo
March 20, 2020 at 10:48 amAhh that good old jam fan mentality of ‘All bands are horrible except the ones I like!’
Yeesh…