The five members of the brassy-funk band Lucky Chops have been playing music together since they were in the music programs at their high school in New York City. They would get together after school ...

They’ve played in New York’s subway, and in some 25 countries around the world. On Saturday you’ll be able to hear Lucky Chops in downtown Wilkes-Barre, for free, when the band brings its brassy funk ...

Lucky Chops, with its high energy and danceable rhythms, has over the past year and a half gained a global following after emerging from New York’s underground music scene. And underground means, ...

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Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through our links on this page. Josh Holcomb remembers the turning point, when his band Lucky Chops went from a ragtag crew of young horn ...