On August 16 and 17 Spam Allstars are performing at Hoy Come Ayer and The Stage in Florida. Check out their other concert dates in August and September. 

Do you enjoy hearing an eclectic mix of instruments? This unique ensemble features honky saxophones, brass, flutes, psychedelic guitar, timbales and electronic samples from DJ Le Spam. 

Spam Allstars

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Spam Allstars are Miami's hardest-working Latin band. Spam music, grounded in Latin funk, mixes horns, improvisational electronic elements and turntables with hip-hop and dub, adding touches of Pythonesque humour. Compiled by DJ Bongohead for your dancing pleasure.

Spam Allstars was formed by Andrew Yeomanson, also known as DJ Le Spam. In 2002 Spam Allstars began a weekly residency at Hoy Come Ayer in Little Havana, FL. In 2003 they started monthly residencies in New York City, Gainesville, Tampa, Atlanta and New Orleans. They still have weekly residencies in Little Havana and monthly residencies in Miami and Miami Beach. Today they perform more than 200 shows averaging 56,000 miles a year. 

DJ Le Spam was born in Montreal to an English father and a Venezuelan mother. In his youth he moved to London, Tampa, Bogota, Toronto and Miami, the latter he calls home. His international homes have contributed to his musical career and his exploration of all types of music. 

Check out these Florida concert dates for Spam Allstars. 

Spam Allstars are performing this week at:

August 16 - Doors at 9pm, Midnight show - Hoy Como Ayer, Little Havana, FL
August 17 - Doors at 10pm, 11pm show - The Stage, Miami, FL

Spam Allstars are performing in upcoming shows at:

August 25 -  Will Call, Miami, FL
August 30 -  Hoy Como Ayer, Little Havana, FL
August 31/September 1 - Green Parrot, Key West, FL
September 8 - PAX, Miami, FL
September 21 - Bamboo Room, Lake Worth, FL

'DJ Le Spam & Spam Allstars blend improvisational electronic elements and turntables with latin, funk, hip hop and dub to create what they call an electronic descarga.  It’s not a known genre.  It’s hard to describe.  It attracts many types of people. But as they look out and see people dancing salsa, next to break-dancers, and festival-goers driving for hours to catch a show - they know something very special is going on.' 

Watch Spam Allstars' newly released video 'Agua de Poco' from their sixth album due for release later this year. The video was directed and animated by Juan Maristany. Download the track 'Agua de Poco' for free.