Umphrey's McGee' tickets are a sell out not only among fans but also among those who want to find out if this band is comparable to more established and popular bands like Led Zeppelin and Grateful Dead. Umphreys McGee is an American band that dabbles on rock and jam music and the band’s live performances are somehow similar to the Grateful Dead in terms of constant improvisation and an ever changing set list. However, the band’s influence is clearly the likes of Pink Floyd, Frank Zappa, Yes, The Police, and even the heavy metal band Iron Maiden.

Umphreys McGee was formed in 1997 with original members Brendan Bayliss in vocals and guitar, Ryan Stasik on bass, Joel Cummins on keyboard and Mike Mirro on the drums. New additions to the band are Andy Farag on percussion and Jake Cinninger. The past concerts of Umphreys McGee included a set list that contains songs by Guns N’Roses, their own original songs and even the peanuts song “Linus and Lucy”. Their debut album “Greatest Hits Volume III was released in 1998 and this contained their live sets “All in Time” and “Divisions”. The band released “One Fat Sucka” which is a live album in 2000. If you want a sampling of their music then get your Umphreys McGee tickets now. Or if you are already a fan of their improvised style then join the line. The Umphreys McGee is an up and coming band that has made its presence in the industry felt. But will they stay longer? Watch the show and judge for yourself.