Junior Jerry Jam Presents: Winter Soup Party w/ Cuppasoup & Tsavo Highway at Iron Works | MAR 8

Name: Junior Jerry Jam Presents: Winter Soup Party w/ Cuppasoup & Tsavo Highway at Iron Works | MAR 8
Start: 2026-03-08T12:00:00-04:00
Location: 49 Illinois St, Buffalo, NY, United States, New York 14203

Schedule

Sun, 08 Mar, 2026 at 12:00 pm

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Location

49 Illinois St, Buffalo, NY, United States, New York 14203 | Buffalo, NY

Junior Jerry Jam Presents: Winter Soup Party at Buffalo Iron Works with Cuppasoup and Tsavo Highway on Sunday, March 8th! Bring a canned good for donation!
Cuppasoup:
Ric Robertson, Chris “Hollywood” English, and Aaron Lipp are CUPPASOUP: a living example of the power and magic of three. Every show is a uniquely spontaneous adventure, an experiment in improvising up to the edge of oblivion, and, in the end, a celebration of what happens when it all inevitably lands in harmony, the love between these friends shining through every note. In addition to their respective solo careers, they’ve toured with and contributed to projects with a vast array of world renowned musicians (Buddy Guy, Robert Randolph, The Wood Brothers, Sierra Ferrell, Peter Rowan, Lucius, Donna The Buffalo, to name just a few). The members connected separately, forming close bonds over the last decade, and in 2023 and 2024 toured as the original members of The Sam Grisman Project, cultivating a vast repertoire of music, originals and otherwise, playing and singing their hearts out for fans all over the country who would come to fall in love with their sound. After leaving the SGP, the three have honed their approach and hunkered down at their home base on New York’s beautiful Fingerlakes, where they stay absorbed in writing, recording, and performing for a quickly growing community of CUPPASOUP die-hard fans. Keep an eye out for a show near you, grab a ticket, and dive in. You may leave not knowing exactly what just hit you, but you’ll be grateful it did.
Tsavo Highway:
Tsavo Highway is an indie rock band from Buffalo, NY, known for feel good music, heartfelt songwriting, and live shows that pull people in from the first note. Their sound blends indie rock, jam, and Americana in a way that feels warm, energetic, and easy to connect with.
The band has been steadily growing across the region, sharing stages with artists like Andy Frasco and the U.N., Spafford, The Magic Beans, Yam Yam, Chirp, Thank You Scientist, Shira Elias, Michael Angelo Carubba, JWAIL Live Band featuring Natalie Cressman, Kito B. from Particle, Scott Hannay, Underground Springhouse, Seven Teller, and Good Trees River Band.
In 2023, Tsavo Highway earned Best New Band and Best Vocalist in the All WNY Awards, shining a bigger spotlight on what they were building. Since then, they’ve taken their music to new cities through two mini tours that stretched through Buffalo, Ithaca, Rochester, Elmira, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and New York City. They’ve also appeared on multiple podcasts and have been featured several times on News 4 Buffalo. In August 2025, frontwoman Emily Scripps performed the National Anthem for the Savannah Bananas on national television, putting the band in front of more than a million viewers.
Their music reflects their growth as a band and their drive to keep creating. Pit Stop and Find a Way earned early support from NYS Music, Last Day Deaf, and Modern Neon. In 2024, they released Buffalo Girls, V Day Song, Introspect, and Marco Polo, which led to their first full-length album Circles in January 2025. They continued releasing new music in 2025, including their single Sit Tight in September and a high-energy version of Voodoo Child (Slight Return) featuring Jason Mescia from Yam Yam in October.
At the heart of Tsavo Highway is a love for connection and community. Whether on stage, in the studio, or out on the road, they aim to make music that feels good and brings people together.
Buffalo Iron Works
49 Illinois St, Buffalo, NY 14203
Tickets: $15 ADV/DOS - Kids FREE!
Event: 12:00pm - 3:00pm
Ages: 18+
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