CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENT: Big Bad Voodoo Daddy Returns to the Longhorn Ballroom

Dallas is about to swing again. Big Bad Voodoo Daddy brings its high‑octane blend of jazz, swing, and jump‑blues to the Longhorn Ballroom tomorrow night, promising a show packed with sharp horns, vintage swagger, and the kind of dance‑floor energy only this band can deliver.

For more than 30 years, the group has been one of the driving forces behind the modern swing revival, known for electrifying live performances and timeless favorites like “Go Daddy‑O,” “Mr. Pinstripe Suit,” and “You & Me & the Bottle Makes 3 Tonight.” The Longhorn Ballroom — with its storied history and classic Texas character — is the perfect backdrop for a night built on rhythm, showmanship, and pure musical joy.

Fans can expect a set that mixes signature hits with deep‑cut surprises, all delivered with the tight musicianship and big‑band bravado that have kept BBVD touring strong for decades.

Exclusive Interview With Drummer Kurt Sodergren

Ahead of the show, we’ll be sharing an exclusive conversation with Kurt Sodergren, the band’s longtime drummer and co‑founder. Known for his crisp swing feel, deep musical roots, and steady rhythmic leadership, Sodergren opens up about the band’s longevity, the craft of swing drumming, and the family and musical influences that shaped his journey.

Here is that interview — just in time to set the stage for the night’s performance.

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