Fueled by the release of their sophomore EP Put ‘em Up, Voodoo Method is charging ahead and into the summer of 2012. With highlights in their rearview like a 2011 Best Rock nomination from the Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards (their 2nd in as many years) and a performance at the 2011 Red Sky Music Festival, Voodoo Method is anxious to get Put ‘em Up out to the masses and keep the momentum going.
And if the new EP is the fuel, then the legendary Voodoo Method live show is undeniably the vehicle. Their high-energy Rock and Soul show literally moves audiences around the Midwest, getting them on their feet and out in front to dance, sing, and party. Their funk-based rhythm section and true, two-guitar attack pair with Peedi's soulful voice and James Brown bag of stage tricks to consistently deliver unforgettable performances.
Spending their first 3 years writing, honing their sound, and playing smaller venues around Omaha and Lincoln, Voodoo Method began 2010 as relative unknowns. In March, the band made enough noise to get the call to open for Clown from Slipknot’s other band, Dirty Little Rabbits. Impressed with Voodoo Method’s tight, high-energy live show, Clown and the band invited Voodoo Method to play several dates around the Midwest throughout the summer and fall.
Leveraging the new exposure, Voodoo Method continued booking higher profile shows on their own into the summer, and was even invited to play the Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards Summer Showcase. 60+ bands took part in the 2-day festival, and audiences voted for their favorite act. When the dust settled and the votes were counted, the winner was Voodoo Method. With the win came another invitation to play - this time, it was The 2010 MAHA Music Festival. Voodoo Method delivered once again earning praise from fans and music critics alike. The band was ultimately nominated by the OEA committee and music fans for Best Rock in 2010 and 2012.
