Here Come the Mummies round out Promenade Park summer concert lineup

Bizarre and bandaged funk-rock band Here Come the Mummies has been announced as the final summer concert at Promenade Park presented by HB Concerts, Inc.

Here’s what is known about Here Come the Mummies: It’s a eight piece funk-rock band whose anonymous members dress in mummy bandages and sing often humorous songs. Beyond that, not much is known about the members of the band, which was formed in 2000 in Nashville. The band members go by such monikers as Mummy Cass, Eddie Mummy, Spaz, and K.W. Tut.

The group, which is rumored to contain several Grammy winning musicians, has played in support of P-Funk, Al Green, Mavis Staples, KC and the Sunshine Band, and Cheap Trick and has appeared on The Bob and Tom Show and That’s My Jam with Jimmy Fallon .

Here Come the Mummies will perform at Promenade Park on Aug. 31.

Other acts performing at the 2024 Promenade Park summer concert series presented by HB Concerts, Inc., announced Monday, include multi-Platinum selling R&B/hip-hop group TLC, Mark Farner’s American Band, soft rockers Yachtley Crew, and internationally renowned Latin music band Palomazo Norteno.

Tickets for Palamazo Norteno are currently on sale at hbconcertsinc.com starting at $30.

The Mummies; Farner’s show, which will run in association with Jeep Fest on Aug. 3; and Yachtley Crew will each have a presale beginning at noon on Thursday.

TLC will have a presale beginning at 10 a.m. on Thursday.

All shows will then go on sale to the general public between 8 and 10 a.m. Friday.

Prices will start at $20 during many of the presales and tickets are available at hbconcertsinc.com , etix.com , or at the Promenade Pavilion box office at 300 Madison Ave.

Visit hbconcertsinc.com for more information.