Primus Announces “Alive From Pachyderm Station” Streaming Event

Like every band this year, Primus was forced to cancel all of their plans for 2020, including an incredible Rush Tribute tour. However, the band has just announced a virtual concert called “Alive From Pachyderm Station” that will be airing Friday, December 11th. The stream will be the first chance this year for fans to see the band in concert.

The trio got together at bassist/vocalist Les Claypool’s Sebastopol, California winery Claypool Cellars and filmed the concert, which is unlike anything they’ve done before.

“Strange, eclectically wonderful things tend to happen when the three of us get in a room together with our instruments,” says Claypool. “This will be an intimate and casual performance between three longtime friends as opposed to an elaborate ‘show.’ Primus in the raw.”

“Alive From Pachyderm Station” will air on Friday, December 11th at 6pm PT and will be available to ticket holders for the next 72 hours. Tickets for the event are $15 from December 1st through the 4th and will rise to $20 on December 5th.

A special “After Slurp” package also offers exclusive merch plus a special Q&A session with Claypool after the show. For more info, visit the Primus website.