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Chicago
Brass Band - Environmental Encroachment
Environmental Encroachment (EE) uses a
mobile brass band, costumes, performance art
and theatrics to create unique entertainment
environments for any event.
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Upcoming
Events (check back for updates):
(updated March 7, 2022)
Please Check EE's Facebook page for more
details.
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Sunday, March
11, 2022
Southside Irish Parade
Location:
103rd and Western
EE will be set up on 103rd and Oakley (Group
#90)
Noon Start
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Friday, March
18, 2022
Party for Bikes-n-Roses Bike
Shop
Location:
4600 West Palmer
Fundraiser Party
with Rat Patrol
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Sunday, March
20, 2022
Outdoor March in Pilsen
with TV Dance Party Show
'Chic-a-go-go'
Location:
1359 West 18th st.
1pm Party - March at 2pm
Please sign up if you can at Chic-a-go-go's web
site.
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Planning
more 2022 events.....check back
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Latest
Recording: uploaded June, 2021:
Link to EE's "Downtown Skunk" Album
www.ee.hearnow.com
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Environmental Encroachment, a Chicago funk
marching band,
adopts Enkesha the Elephant
Chicago, IL - November 18 2019 – Environmental
Encroachment, or EE, a funk/ punk marching band
has has ADOPTED AN ELEPHANT through the
Sheldrick Wildlife Trust of Nairobi Kenya.
ENKESHA, an adolescent female, had her trunk
almost severed in a poacher’s snare, resulting
in emergency surgery. Since then, Enkesha is en
route to a spectacular recovery.
Environmental Encroachment’s goals include
improving humanity (and now elephants!) through
music, play, and involvement. EE was hosted by
Didi and Chris McDonald, of Somerville,
Massachusetts, while on tour. Their kindness and
love of elephants inspired a financial gift from
EE, in the name of Didi McDonald, to the
foundation.
EE plans to continue and foster this
relationship, and has written a song,
“Triumphant Elephant”, and are composing an
“Adopt and Elephant” Suite of Music and Videos.
EE has been PROMOTING ECO-AWARENESS and is
honored to include preservation of these
majestic beings. Songs will be sent to Enkesha
and her guardians in hopes to eventually have a
meet-up (and JAM) with EE and Enkesha and
friends.
From EE to Didi: “We found this funky little
lady and we couldn't pass her up. We already
started writing a new song in your and her
honor.”
From Didi to EE: “Enkesha is one of my
favorites. She is such a fighter!”
From the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust: “Thank you
for playing your part in supporting our Orphans'
Project, so that Enkesha can have the care, love
and support needed to heal and grow, while
securing a protected home in which to roam.”
Click
here to download PRESS RELEASE in .pdf
format
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Link
to Promotional 30 second VIDEO
From Windy City Smoke-out, 2019
1. YouTube Link: Song:
Tootie Ma
Links to EE's MUSIC
Link to Downloads thru
Band Camp
or
Link to physical disc
purchases thru CDBaby
99 cents a song.
Support Don Rupert.
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"Ya'll are Funky!"
Bootsy Collins
"I know they have a
great version of Amazing Grace" Joan
Baez
"EE,
veterans of street action and indomitable
spirits" Mark Messing
"You make me want
to dance with my six year-old." Alex
"Inimitable."
Hungry March Band
"EE
has a storied NYC underground history" geminiandscorpio.com
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Environmental
Encroachment (EE)
Copyright ©1996-2020
CONTACT:
encroach((at))mindspring(((dot)))com
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