If you think baby-boomers and their parents, kids and grandchildren can't enjoy live music and party together, you haven't been to an Inna Rude Mood gig. The trio--born Scott, Ruben and Maggi--play such a cool mix of classic rock and funky music that the total becomes greater than the sum of artist songs that they cover. Since 2000, the trio have built a following, thanks to their energetic shows, which feature accomplished musicianship and fun-loving vocals augmenting their rock steady beats. They released a CD of original songs in late 2003 that proved they were best suited to perform music written by better song writers. Up until overdosing on swamp blues in 2004, Inna Rude Mood also performed under alter ego, Rude Mood, a tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble. Today their diverse songlist is never up to date on this website (you'll find it on Bio page) but rest assured that they carefully choose songs that appeal to people who enjoy music.
With gigs serving only as a fun hobby, Inna Rude Mood seeks just one thing; to enjoy every performance and ensure that the audience has as much fun! They've embraced new technology from Bose and Line6 to create a crystal-clear live sound unlike anything in Ventura County's club band arena. Regardless of venue, their state-of-the-art gear sounds great and leaves no one with ringing ears!! They remain available to perform at public venues and private events. They've been known to donate time for worthy fundraisers. If you live near Ventura County, California, check out Inna Rude Mood live and they'll provide your soundtrack to a fun night on the town. It is their sacred duty, to please that booty!!
Which downtown Main Street club sets the standard for all others? Where else can you hear Mickey Avalon sing about Jane Fonda and the body part that he most likes to abuse? Come on down to Good and see for yourself. Don't say that we didn't warn you about Jimmy's musical taste.
Do you like to walk in large circles while hearing decent live music? Come on down to the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life where Inna Rude Mood has put together a team (actually, Scott's son Chad is doing it with friends from Cabrillo Middle School; this is Chad's second year with a fund raising team). You can sign up to be a team member, or just come on down and walk circles on the Football Stadium track as IRM plays from the middle of the field. There will be two bands ahead of IRM and one band after. IRM will play 3 40 minute sets starting at 3:30pm. The stage and sound system are located at the center of the football field and walkers on the surrounding track will hear everything quite well.
Last Saturday in May celebration at The Palms. And you thought there was nothing special going on......cynics!