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Here Come The Mummies is a Nashville-based funk rock band known for their live performances and anonymous mummified personas.
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Request A ShowHere Come The Mummies provided direct support for P-Funk in various performances.
Here Come The Mummies provided direct support for Al Green in various performances.
Here Come The Mummies provided direct support for Mavis Staples in various performances.
Here Come The Mummies provided direct support for KC and the Sunshine Band in various performances.
Here Come The Mummies provided direct support for Cheap Trick in various performances.
Here Come The Mummies performed at Super Bowl Village.
Here Come The Mummies' album 'Cryptic' charted on Billboard.
Here Come The Mummies has performed at Brooklyn Comes Alive.
Here Come The Mummies are scheduled to perform at NPD Amphitheater on August 9, 2025, with Jake Towe as support.
Here Come The Mummies made television appearances as the house band for "Josh Gates Tonight" in 2020.
The band played on the Bob and Tom morning show in 2009 and 2010, becoming one of the show's favorite musical guests.
The band's song "Dirty Minds" was featured on the television show "Big Shots".
The band's song "Dirty Minds" was featured on the television show "The Loop".
The band's song "Dirty Minds" was featured on the television show "Scrubs".
The band's song "Dirty Minds" was featured in the movie "Fired Up!" and its official soundtrack.
Here Come The Mummies is an American funk rock band that emerged in 2000 from Nashville, Tennessee. The band is notable for its eight members performing as mummified figures, maintaining anonymity throughout their career. This anonymity has led to speculation that the members are Grammy-winning session musicians operating under contract with various record labels, hence concealing their identities to avoid potential contract disputes. Their musical style is described as funk rock, incorporating elements of jazz, soul, ska, and reggae, drawing influences from artists like Otis Redding, Sly and the Family Stone, Stevie Wonder, Commodores, and Kool & the Gang.
Throughout their career, Here Come The Mummies has supported prominent acts such as P-Funk, Al Green, Mavis Staples, KC and the Sunshine Band, and Cheap Trick. They have performed at major events, including Super Bowl Village. Their discography includes numerous studio albums, EPs, and live albums, with “Cryptic” (2013) charting on Billboard, indicating a period of significant achievement. Their song “Dirty Minds” gained exposure through placements on television shows like “Big Shots,” “The Loop,” and “Scrubs,” and was also featured in the movie “Fired Up!” and its official soundtrack. The band has made recurring appearances on the “Bob and Tom” morning show in 2009 and 2010, becoming one of the show’s frequently invited musical guests. In 2020, they served as the house band for the television series “Josh Gates Tonight.”
The band’s sustained presence and unique persona have allowed them to cultivate a dedicated fanbase, regularly performing at venues and festivals. Their commitment to their mummified stage presence distinguishes them in the music industry. They continue to tour and record, maintaining their mysterious image while delivering their distinct funk rock sound to audiences. The band’s performance at NPD Amphitheater is scheduled for August 9, 2025, alongside Jake Towe.
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