The Mammals with Milkweed at Roy's Hall

American folk act and founders of The Mammals are bringing back the band that energized crowds in the early 2000s and gave them their start. The Mammals were known for their rabble-rousing musical statements which sometimes caused a stir with politically divided audiences from Louisiana to Michigan. This time around, their goals remain two-fold: raise positive social awareness & have a good party!

Milkweed is a band that was born on Main Street in the quiet post industrial city of Binghamton NY. It is the collaboration of three artists - Joseph Alston, Jacqualine Colombo and Peter Lister. The trio has pulled from many of the great aspects of American music and created their own brand of American song and story telling. Milkweed weaves together the sounds that make up the rich tapestry of American music history, taking the simple stories of everyday people and telling them through the lens of dreams and what it means to be a human.