Morro Bay / Music & nightlife

Wednesday · November 25, 2026

Murder Hornets with Plastic Nancy & A Win For Wolves 6th Annual Thanksgiving Party

WHEN7:30 PM–10:30 PMWednesday, November 25, 2026 · Pacific time
WHEREThe SirenMorro Bay
PRICE$7 – $10

WHAT TO EXPECT

$7 cover at the Door – Table reservations $75 email monte@thesirenmorrobay. com  Featuring a groovy 1970’s style liquid light show by The Mad Alchemy!

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The Mad Alchemy Liquid Light Show is an analog kinetic light art performance founded and led by principal artist Lance Gordon. Rooted in the 1960s and 1970s psychedelic ballrooms of the San Francisco Bay Area, the collective revives the traditional techniques pioneered by artists like Bill Ham, Glen McKay, and the Brotherhood of Light

The Murder Hornets – Established in Twenty Twenty playing (what has been discribed as) California Rock and Roll blended with a splash of Surf, Psychedelic, Punk. Based out of the beautiful Central Coast town of Morro Bay,, Ca. the Murder Hornets ever since their establishment have been spreading their good vibes to the world. Playing together since 2020, Murder Hornets have gained a dedicated following due in part to their playful stage presence and cohesive musicianship.The Murder Hornets play a fairly broad mix of covers and original tunes, so put your dancing shoes on! Murder Hornets are ;

Jesse Baker ; Bass, Vocals

Josh Collins: Drums,Vocals

Ed Frawley: Guitar,Vocals

Glenn Shannon: Vocals,Guitar

Four-piece band Plastic Nancy is comprised of lead vocalist and guitar player Sam Schneider, drummer Brian Albertson, John DeGarmo on guitar, and bassist Mike Reyes. They define their sound as their own flavor of psychedelic rock, taking inspiration from “the confusion of existence, and the profound disorientation that comes from being alive.”

They also cite major influences from iconic ‘60s musicians, such as the Beatles, Neil Young and the Grateful Dead, which led to their peculiar name.

“There’s this band from the ‘60s, kind of a folk-psychedelic band called Love,” Schneider said. “On their most famous record they had a song lyric that went ‘Plastic Nancy, she’s so fancy.’ And I felt that captured the influence of that era in our music.”

STREET ADDRESS
900 Main Street, Morro Bay, CA 93442