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So Damn Lucky

So Damn Lucky

By: Mendelsohn Media
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So Damn Lucky with Sam and Seth is a podcast celebrating the music, the community, and the unforgettable experiences of being a Dave Matthews Band fan. Hosted by two brothers who have spent over 15 years following DMB, this podcast is a place to relive unforgettable concert memories, debate the greatest live performances, and celebrate the songs that bring us together. Whether you’ve seen the band 50 times or just discovered Crash Into Me, So Damn Lucky is where DMB fans can come together, share their passion, and keep the music alive.

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Episodes
  • Ants in the Bayou: DMB Returns @ Jazz Fest

    Ants in the Bayou: DMB Returns @ Jazz Fest
    May 1 2025

    Sam and Seth dive into DMB’s high-energy debut at the New Orleans Jazz Festival — a set packed with surprises and festival-friendly hits. From a funky take on Cameo’s “Word Up” to a rare opener with “Ants Marching,” they break down the vibe, the setlist, and what the start of the tour means for the rest of the summer.
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    12 mins
  • One Sweet Podcast

    One Sweet Podcast
    Apr 24 2025

    Welcome to the debut episode of So Damn Lucky, a podcast for and by lifelong Dave Matthews Band fans.

    In this episode, hosts Sam and Seth introduce themselves and share how DMB has shaped their lives, the community , and their love for music.

    So whether you're a fellow fan chasing your next show or just discovering what makes this band so damn special, you’re in the right place.
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    13 mins

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