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    Oh Jackie!/Pencil Dive/The Mar Mars/Palmetto Slug

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    Monday, October 26, 2026

    8:00 PM

    Wonderville

    1186 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11221

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    At Wonderville, Crab appears on a mixed bill with Pencil Dive, The Mar Mars, Palmetto Slug and Oh Jackie. Crab draws its frame from Cate Le Bon’s Crab Day and favors taut arrangements and dry melodic turns, performing like a band built around a specific record-world. The remaining acts work in country, prioritizing plainspoken songcraft and tight ensemble playing; Oh Jackie shares a name with Tiffany’s Japan-only 1989 single and the Yamaha campaign that accompanied it.

    About the Artists

    Crab

    Crab

    southern gospelcountry christiangospelchristian bluegrass

    Crab is a rock/pop project that draws its frame from Cate Le Bon’s 2016 album *Crab Day*, cut in California with producers Josiah Steinbrick and Noah Georgeson and later echoed by a Berlin-set short film by artist Phil Collins.

    Pencil Dive

    Pencil Dive is a country group that appears on New York City bills at Wonderville, often in mixed-genre lineups. They have shared stages there with acts including Crab, The Mar Mars, and Palmetto Slug, as heard on the program titled “Crab/Pencil Dive/The Mar Mars/ Palmetto Slug.

    The Mar Mars

    The Mar Mars

    The Mar Mars is a country group that appears on New York City bills where genre edges are allowed to blur. They have performed at Wonderville, sharing lineups with Crab, Pencil Dive, and Palmetto Slug, including the multi-act night billed as “Crab/Pencil Dive/The Mar Mars/ Palmetto Slug.

    Palmetto Slug

    Palmetto Slug

    underground hip hop

    Palmetto Slug is a group working in country, appearing on New York City bills at Wonderville. They share lineups with acts like Crab, Pencil Dive, and The Mar Mars, including the multi-artist night billed as “Crab/Pencil Dive/The Mar Mars/ Palmetto Slug.

    Oh Jackie!

    "Oh Jackie" by Tiffany from her second album Hold an Old Friend's Hand was only released in Japan in May 1989. At the same time Yamaha launched a full-scale media campaign featuring Tiffany and this song in order to promote their new line of stereo systems, named after her which pioneered "Active Servo Technology".