Buffalo Wabs and the Price Hill Hustle hail from Cincinnati where they have been crafting a sound that is both rooted in tradition and refreshed by modern sensibilities. This four-piece ensemble confronts the raw expanse of American music, and their self-titled album merges the timeless echoes of traditional Americana with the turbulent force of modern rock and folk.
The band is known for their diverse range, moving seamlessly from high-energy, foot-stomping numbers to rich, harmony-laden ballads. Their odyssey through the Mid-Atlantic and beyond—spanning the harsh winters of Colorado and Minnesota to the verdant hills of Asheville and upstate New York—has been a journey through both grand stages and humble taverns.
The group’s performances focus on delivering a moment that feels as genuine as a home-cooked meal shared with friends. Their guiding philosophy is simple: “If it doesn’t stir the soul, it ain’t soup.” This motto reflects their commitment to creating music that resonates deeply and authentically with each audience they encounter. All shows are approached with a sense of sincerity, aiming to connect with their audience on a personal level seldomly seen.
Buffalo Wabs and the Price Hill Hustle offer an experience that’s as heartening as a tale told by the fireside. Their new album is a testament to their ability to blend the old with the new, providing a musical journey that is both engaging and sincerely moving.
Smoketown Brewery is open downstairs before the show if you want to get here early for the best parking. Smoketown has a full bar and tasty food. Upstairs at Smoketown has a bar but no food.
Several free lots are within walking distance of Smoketown (see map above). Street parking is free after 6pm and free for the first two hours before that BUT you still have to register with Park Mobile for those 2 free hours (we know, it's weird). There are signs on the sidewalk with QR codes to the link.
