Electric Piquete return to Dunedin Brewery to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month September 22

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Dunedin, FL – September 11, 2023 – Miami’s Latin funk fusionistas Electric Piquete return to Dunedin Brewery on Friday, September 22, 2023 and just in time for Hispanic Heritage Month. Two-time winners of the Miami New Times’ “Best Latin Band” award, the septet will perform from 9 p.m. to midnight at the microbrewery and live music venue located at 937 Douglas Ave, in downtown Dunedin. Show is free and open to those 21 and over.  

“Dunedin Brewery is our home away from our South Florida home, and we always love playing here because the folks who come for the show are true music fans,” says band cofounder and bassist Michael Mut. “They are some of the most receptive and engaging fans we’ve come across.” The band, formed in 2007 by Mut and drummer Ed Rosado, are currently completing a full-length release featuring eight original songs and one cover tune.  

Their influences are as diverse as the Miami region that birthed them, ranging from rock to jazz spiced with everything in between: funk, Afro-Caribbean, progressive and R&B. The band has played virtually all major events in South Florida, and in 2016, graduated to the major festival circuit, travelling to NC to play the Shakori Hills GrassRoots Festival of Music Arts & Dance, followed by appearances at the Orange Blossom Festival in 2018 and 2022. They made their Afro Roots Fest debut in Key West during 2019 and performed again in Islamorada during 2021. They performed at Shakori Hills again in May of this year.

Dunedin Brewery was founded in 1995 by Michael Norman Bryant, following his deep passion for home-brewing. Officially brewing by 1996, the first keg to be delivered was an Imperial Brown Ale to Skip’s Bar & Grille in Downtown Dunedin. Since that moment, Dunedin Brewery has grown from one employee to nearly 50, currently under the leadership of the founder’s son – Michael Lyn Bryant. Today, they are a full-fledged microbrewery with a kitchen & live entertainment nearly every night of the week.

For more information, please visit ElectricPiquete.com or call 727-736-0606.

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Mut Communications
Michael Mut
786.426.2277
info@mutcomm.com

Miami’s Electric Piquete Returns to Dunedin Brewery Friday, October 22, 9 p.m.

Award-winning Latin funk band to play two sets at the popular local brewery; 21 and over welcome, no cover

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Miami, FL – The two-time Miami New Times “Best Latin Band” Electric Piquete rolls back into the Tampa Bay area Friday, October 22, 2021 for a 9 p.m. performance at the Dunedin Brewery (937 Douglas Ave, Dunedin, FL 34698). The free show is open to 21 and over, and the band is set to preview new music from its upcoming full-length release, scheduled for an independent release in the spring of 2022. They had been scheduled for a date during April 2020 that had to be cancelled due to the pandemic.

The band has played virtually all major events in South Florida, and in 2016, graduated to the major festival circuit, travelling to NC to play the GrassRoots Festival of Music Arts & Dance, followed by an appearance at the Orange Blossom Festival in 2018. They made their Afro Roots Fest debut in Key West during 2019, and performed again in Islamorada during 2021. Their influences are as diverse as the Miami region that birthed them, ranging from rock to jazz spiced with everything in between: funk, Afro-Caribbean, progressive and R&B.

Dunedin Brewery was founded in 1995 by Michael Norman Bryant, following his deep passion for home-brewing. Officially brewing by 1996, the first keg to be delivered was an Imperial Brown Ale to Skip’s Bar & Grille in Downtown Dunedin. Since that moment, Dunedin Brewery has grown from one employee to nearly 50, currently under the leadership of the founder’s son – Michael Lyn Bryant. Today, they are a full-fledged microbrewery with a kitchen and live entertainment nearly every night of the week.

More information:

ElectricPiquete.com

DunedinBrewery.com 

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MEDIA CONTACT
Mut Communications
Michael Mut
786.426.2277
info@mutcomm.com

Electric Piquete Return to Dunedin Brewery Friday, April 7

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Electric Piquete Return to Dunedin Brewery Friday, April 7

Miami, FL – March 28, 2017 – Award-winning Miami band Electric Piquete deftly fuse rock, jazz, funk, Afro-Caribbean, progressive and R&B influences with incendiary results. The two-time Miami New Times “Best Latin Band” will return to Dunedin Brewery (937 Douglas Ave, Dunedin, FL 34698) on Friday, April 7, beginning at 9 p.m.  There is no cover charge, and 21 and over are welcome.

Electric Piquete delivered a well-received performance debut at the venue in November 2016. They recently issued their Singles Collection digitally and on CD, and released a video for their brand new single “Cut Me Loose”. Also in 2016, they played the main stage at the Shakori Hills GrassRoots Festival of Music & Dance in North Carolina. Regular performers in and around South Florida, this represents the band’s second trip to the West Coast of their home state in six months.

As the oldest microbrewery in Florida, Dunedin Brewery and their dedicated staff of beer enthusiasts strive to meet the challenge of creating amazing craft brews. Their brews are hand-crafted in small batches, 15 barrels at a time. Much of their production supplies the pub’s on premise taps, while they also ship kegs out to bars and restaurants in the Tampa Bay area. Dunedin Brewery also feature a full culinary menu and tours of their facility.

Electric Piquete features co-founder Ed Rosado on drums / vocals, co-founder Michael Mut on bass / vocals, Chris Correoso (guitar), Rich Dixon (trumpet / flugelhorn), Raymond Ayala on congas / cajon / vocals, Charles “Chip” Gardner on keyboards and Robert Smiley (tenor sax). For more information, please visit www.ElectricPiquete.com.

MEDIA CONTACT                                                              
Mut Communications
Michael Mut
786.426.2277
info@mutcomm.com

Electric Piquete Debut at Dunedin Brewery November 11

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Miami’s Electric Piquete Debut at Dunedin Brewery November 11

Miami, FL – October 25, 2016 – Electric Piquete deftly fuse rock, jazz, funk, Afro-Caribbean, progressive and R&B influences with incendiary results. The two-time Miami New Times “Best Latin Band” are scheduled to make their debut at Dunedin Brewery (937 Douglas Ave, Dunedin, FL 34698) on Friday, November 11, 2016, beginning at 9 p.m.  There is no cover charge, and 21 and over are welcome.

As the oldest microbrewery in Florida, Dunedin Brewery and their dedicated staff of beer enthusiasts strive to meet the challenge of creating amazing craft brews. Their brews are hand-crafted in small batches, 15 barrels at a time. Much of their production supplies the pub’s on premise taps, while they also ship kegs out to bars and restaurants in the Tampa Bay area. Dunedin Brewery also features a full culinary menu and tours of their facility.

The band recently issued their Singles Collection digitally and on CD, and released a video for their brand new single “Cut Me Loose”. This month they played the main stage at the Shakori Hills GrassRoots Festival of Music & Dance in North Carolina. Regular performers in and around South Florida, this represents the band’s first foray to the West Coast of their home state.

Electric Piquete features co-founder Ed Rosado on drums / vocals, co-founder Michael Mut on bass / vocals, Chris Correoso (guitar), Rich Dixon (trumpet / flugelhorn), Rey Diaz on congas, Damian J. Sanchez on soprano sax and flute,  and Robert Smiley (tenor sax).

For more information, please visit www.ElectricPiquete.com.

MEDIA CONTACT                                                              
Mut Communications
Michael Mut
786.426.2277
info@mutcomm.com