Upcoming Shows
Thurs July 21st
West Newbury Summer Concert Series West Newbury, MA
6:30pm
Fri July 22nd
Framingham Summer Concert Series Framingham, MA
6:00pm
Sat July 23rd
Cisco Brewers Portsmouth, NH
12:00-3:00pm
Fri July 29th and Sat July 30th
Cisco Brewers Nantucket, MA
Fri 4-7pm Sat 12-3pm
Fri Aug 5th
Wachusett Brewery Westminster, MA
6:00pm
Sat Aug 6th
Terrapinfest PACC Gardner, MA
5:00pm set
Thur Aug 11th
Northborough Concert Series Northborough, MA
5:00pm
Sat Aug 13th
Valley Pub Whitinsville, MA
7:00pm
Fri Aug 19th
Timberyard Brewery East Brookfield, MA
7:00pm
Sat Aug 20th
Private Party Goucester, MA
2:00pm
Sat Aug 27th
Wachusett Mountain Beer Festival Princeton, MA
3:00pm
Fri Sept 2nd
Firefly's Marlborough, MA
9:00pm
Sat Sept 3rd
Marine Corps League Worcester, MA
8:00pm
Sat Sept 10th
Private Party Douglas MA
2:00pm
Fri Sept 16th
The Pasta Loft Milford, NH
9:00pm
Sat Sept 17th
Kandi's Dana Farber Fundraiser Princeton, MA
3:00pm
Sun Sept 18th
Wachusett Mountain BBQ Festival Princeton, MA
3:00-5:00pm
Sat Sept 24th
Electric Haze Worcester, MA w/Maine Dead Project
9:00pm
Fri Oct 7th
Lilac Hedge Farm Rutland, MA
6:00pm
Sat Oct 8th
Wachusett Brewery Westminster, MA
1:00pm
Sat Oct 15th
China Gourmet Framingham, MA
9:00pm
Sat Oct 22nd
Partner's Pub Fitchburg, MA
8:00pm
Fri Nov 25th
The Pasta Loft Milford, NH
9:00pm
Fri Dec 2nd
Firefly's Marlborough, MA
9:00pm
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About Us
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Way Up South has been tearing up the New England club and festival scene and rapidly gaining a reputation as an explosive live band with a deep well of compelling original music and stellar musicianship.
Fresh vocal harmonies, instrumental virtuosity, and dynamic energy transference between the musicians and the audience are the hallmarks of Way Up South. Way Up South's expansive sound incorporates a maturity and musicianship that weaves in and out of southern, blues, country, jazz, and Americana rock—music whose precision and finesse still retain the loose spacey qualities that epitomize improvisational rock bands. This style has earned them the right to call their music "Big Sky" sound. |
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Our Music
Way Up South rocks classics bands like The Allman Brothers, Little Feat and The Grateful Dead, but they truly shine in the crafting of their own soulful, original tunes. Check it out on Spotify.
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Lead vocalist, guitarist and songwriter Charley Carrozo says of the album Big Sky:
“Most of all, we made a record that represents our aspirations and passions. That is why we are all so proud of this record. The album was recorded with no restraints on the music...
The sound of Way Up South is supposed to be felt as much as heard, just like at a live show, and between the mixes and the performances, I think we achieved that with this first album.”
“Most of all, we made a record that represents our aspirations and passions. That is why we are all so proud of this record. The album was recorded with no restraints on the music...
The sound of Way Up South is supposed to be felt as much as heard, just like at a live show, and between the mixes and the performances, I think we achieved that with this first album.”
Videos
Stay Dance Go
Stay Dance Go
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River of Soul
River of Soul
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Slip Into Summer
Slip Into Summer
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Ain't Life Strange
Ain't Life Strange
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Band Members
Chris Nemitz
Keyboards, Vocals 
Jack Howard
Drums, Vocals |
Charley Carrozo
Acoustic & Electric Guitars, Vocals |
Brian Girard
Bass Guitar, Vocals 
Paul Ferguson
Electric Guitar, Vocals |
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In the News
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“Highlighted by superb vocals and excellent musical arrangements, Way Up South knows the meaning of a hook and exhibits their considerable songwriting process song after song."
- Metronome Magazine, January, 2016 
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The album’s leadoff track, ‘Further On’, an “epic” according to Boston’s 92.5 The River Homegrown Music Showcase host, Crozby, “takes the conceit of a damaged friendship - perhaps literal, perhaps something less platonic - and takes that hope of that friendship as its emotional catalyst, each note pushing skyward in spiraling patterns, plateauing mid-song before escalating again. It’s a song steeped in optimism and the positive vibe gives the music sprawl a sense of power.”
- Victor Infante, Worcester Telegram and Gazette
- Victor Infante, Worcester Telegram and Gazette