Robot band with comedy and harmony — a quirky, family-friendly show.
Steam Powered Giraffe is not your typical band. With their robot personas and theatrical flair, they offer a performance that blends music, comedy, and pantomime. Celebrating 18 years, this San Diego-based group has captivated audiences with their imaginative storytelling and catchy tunes.
The show at the Vivarium promises to be a memorable experience for all ages. Expect a mix of original music, comedic sketches, and interactive banter that brings the fictional world of their robot characters to life. It's a chance to see a performance that defies convention and delights the senses.
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Steam Powered Giraffe is a musical project from San Diego, California. The act is celebrating 18 years in 2026 and features a cast and crew filled with music and theatrical backgrounds. The group takes on the guise of a robot band helmed by three singing antique automatons and supported by the workers from the fictional robotics company that made them. This quirky act combines comedic sketches, improvised banter, and most importantly original music fused with four-part harmony, toe-tapping melodies, and robot pantomime. More than just a band, Steam Powered Giraffe is an experience that must be seen and heard by the entire family!
