Crazy Mama's 40th Anniversary Show at Skully's on October 4th, 2019

Not too long ago, Bruce Nutt announced the 40th Anniversary show celebrating the legendary club Crazy Mama's with an all-star show. Nutt, who used to co-own the venue in the 1980s with his brother Charlie, provided the following update the Crazy Mama's Facebook page:

its' happening, crazy mamas 40th anniversary reunion show is now set for Friday October 4th at Skullys. What a night we are going to have. Live bands include the kings of Garage rock from new york The Fleshtones, The reunion of the hottest rockabilly band in the midwest The flyin' Saucers, Jack Neat will reunite with Nikki Wonder, Matt Newman and company, and central ohio music legend Willie Phoenix will tear it up with the soul underground. We have original mamas djs spinning throughout the night including Mary Margret, Darrell Sheehan, Tim Anstaett, Charley Wonder, and others. 

We will have vintage video and photos  and many surprises. The most important part of the evening will be seeing all of you come together one more time, cause we gonna ball till the walls fall. 

Looking at 7pm doors and 8pm showtime, will have more info as we get closer to the show.  Wanna see  all of the children of the night reunite.

Tickets are available via Ticketfly. Here's a vintage Crazy Mama's commercial for your enjoyment:

Columbus Alive: Skully’s celebrates 10-year anniversary

Back in 2011, Skully's celebrated it's tenth anniversary, which means the twentieth isn't that far away. The Columbus Alive profiled the bar owned by Earl "Skully" Webb:

To gain an appreciation for how long Skully’s Music Diner has been at the epicenter of Columbus music, simply attempt to count the venues that have opened, closed or changed hands since Earl “Skully” Webb took over the vacant Short North nightclub in fall 2001. You will run out of fingers many times over. 

A decade is a lifetime in the live music business, but Skully’s has managed to remain a central part of the Columbus entertainment landscape from its inception. This week, the bar will spend four nights celebrating that endurance. 

“I wanted to have four different nights to kind of sample what we’ve been doing for the past 10 years,” Webb said. 

A big part of Skully’s success is its ability to be everything to everyone, and this weekend’s lineup reflects that, beginning with the recently ’90s-infused dance party Ladies’ 80s, Skully’s signature event from the start.