Scoochie Boochie at Jammin Java
Scoochie Boochie is scheduled to perform at Jammin Java in Vienna, Virginia, on. Listed under Concerts and Rap / hip hop, this event offers a chance to catch the performer in an intimate live-music setting. The available event information confirms one scheduled date at the venue; it does not provide a tour name, artist biography, discography, or details of previous Jammin Java appearances.
Venue and Seating Information
Jammin Java is the confirmed venue for the performance. Seating arrangements, sightlines, and section-specific fan reviews are not included in the event details, so specific recommendations about the best or least favorable areas cannot be verified. Check the venue's current event information before attending for details about the setup and any seating options available for this show.
Parking Information
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Scoochie Boochie Vienna reviews
Mediocre program at best
I was disappointed at how much Billy sounded like Michael Joel, but was impressed overall in the program. (Compared to the past programs of coverbands playing Abba and Led Zepplin, this was a disappointment.) Just as people were starting to get into the music, Scoochie Boochie would play something that sounded totally related and was anticlimactic, then it would be interrupted by a "short break" for the band, and then Michael played songs from different artists. The show left me feeling excited, moving, and roused-up until the third song from the last. This program's marketing of music of Billy Joel was misleading. I wasted my time and money, feeling cheated, let down, and that I left the crowd actually not getting. After the Abba and Led Zepplin programs, I was on cloud nine for days...not so with this show.