While it's not the same as being on tour, the guys are looking forward to finding a way to stay connected with you all and spark creativity. Join any class you want on a choose-your-own-donation basis. Please know that all donations go directly towards the band members. See you at 3pmEDT on Monday/Wednesday/Friday/Saturday's! 

Save your spot for class and check out all the classes we have available for replay here: crowdcast.io/snarkypuppy

Michael League - Sometimes, someone starts soloing and the song ends but the person doesn’t stop soloing and it’s fun so then you have to play the song again and then they keep soloing and it’s still fun and then you end the song again but then kinda stop. Kinda.

Listen here: https://orcd.co/chonks

We’re bringing an expanded line-up for our first ever performance at this world-famous iconic venue, the Royal Albert Hall in London. We’re recording this special night and producing a limited edition double CD and triple colored vinyl, available to now at the link below. 

North America: https://store.snarkypuppy.com/pages/music

Europe: https://liveherenow.co.uk/pages/snarky-puppy

Bob Lanzetti - Part of what made “Immigrance” such a joy to make was how many new tunes we had to record from many different band members. Too many for one record, which has allowed us to release a number of bonus tracks, like the extended version of "While We're Young," by Maz. I had a sort of late 60s Miles sound in my head for the guitar solo on this one and Mark let me use his Collings guitar with humbucking pickups to get a fatter blues-y sound. Thanks Mark Lettieri!

“While We’re Young (Extended Mix)” is available now: https://orcd.co/whilewereyoung

Bob Reynolds - ”Chrysalis” was born out of frustration. In the weeks leading up to recording Immigrance, I was trying to write a song to contribute. It wasn't going well. The day before leaving I still had nothing I liked.

In the same weeks all this "writing" was going on, my kids were tending to a butterfly garden in our backyard. If you've never seen one (I hadn't), it's incredible. You watch caterpillars become butterflies in the span of a couple of weeks.

But the most magical part of the transformation is invisible to the outside world. It occurs inside a hard skin called a chrysalis.