Voodoo Method

This years seventh annual catwalk extravaganza, GlamVIP, is themed “Voodoo” and, appropriately, the musical accompaniment will be brought to you by Omaha’s very own Voodoo Method. The five-piece rock and soul outfit will take center stage as the models strut their stuff to Voodoo’s musical swoon. Their high energy, bowtie sportin’ frontman, Pierre Minor, will grab the spotlight with his powerful vocals supported by his band’s funky riffs and a sporadic demeanor that will leave you wondering if his body has been possessed by the demon soul of the original father of jive, James Brown. After Voodoo’s swagger-laced performance the after party begins with the beats of DJ Mista Soull with NFL celebrities Carlos Polk, Correll Buckhalter, Niles Paul, Zack Bowman and many more. All proceeds benefit D.R.E.A.M. (Developing Relationships through Education and Mentoring), a non-profit organization that reaches out to the underserved and less privileged children and families in our communities. - The Reader

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I've never seen Voodoo Method before, but I was impressed. I don't know how much they fit with the rest of the bands, but it was good stuff. Their style is kind of rock/r&b/blues and the band's singer has a great voice.

The lead singer was one of the most energetic guys I've ever seen especially considering he was playing to about 30 or 40 gathered in front of the stage. A few hundred more were seated near the stage(s), but who knows how much they were paying attention.

Kudos goes to Voodoo Method's bassist, who was wearing a kilt. Brave choice. - Kevin Coffey - Rock Candy Omaha

The last local band to be added to this weekend’s MAHA Festival has finally been decided. The band is Voodoo Method, a tight rock band with a soulful and animated frontman that won over both musicians and fans last weekend at the Omaha Entertainment & Arts Awards Summer Showcase.
Voodoo Method has been playing around town for a couple of years now, but it took a few higher profile gigs to get a lot of people talking about them. And they were the band that people were talking about last Friday night. Their high-energy set early in the evening got people into the Waiting Room and then on their feet and up in front of the stage having fun with the band. Music fans are hungry for fun rock-and-roll, and Voodoo Method fit that bill. This is not a novelty band, though. They just put on a show and had some fun with it. The band plays very well and vocalist Dale Brink pulls out some strong and soulful vocals. They seem to know where the balance is with being serious musicians and entertaining a crowd. If you want to see Voodoo Method for yourself, and are heading to the MAHA Festival, get there early, as they open up the day at 12:15 p.m. The rest of the lineup includes Landing On The Moon, Betsy Wells, Mynabirds, Satchel Grande, It’s True, Ben Kweller, Old 97’s, Superchunk, The Faint, and Spoon. - Shout! Weekly - Marq Manner

I arrived at MAHA just in time to bask in the warm sun while Voodoo Method kicked off the festival. Their energetic, funky rock had me dancing. However, the highlight of the show was Pierre Minor’s improvisations and stage presence. His sometimes spastic and frenzied antics pumped up the already excited crowd. - Omaha.net - Mitchell Allen

The "Justin Bieber/Omaha Mall" Award for Most Surprising Hit: Voodoo Method, if only because I judged a book by its title and expected a jam rock cover band. They were the only act I had not listened to or seen prior to the show, but there could not have been a more apt, energetic opener. The Method earned their noon:30 slot by winning the Omaha Entertainment Awards. Playing a hybrid punk/funk with a true two guitar attack, lead singer Pierre Minor has gospel worthy pipes, a James Brown bag of stage tricks, and a unique look that I’m itching to parse but not quite ready to prod…yet. - Omaha.net - Jordy Clements

Voodoo Method’s funky beats and soul-driven rhythms ignited the early crowd during last week’s MAHA festival, echoing the feel-good mentality of Omaha’s summertime music seekers. With polished tracks like “Talkin’ About” and “Something Special,” the five-man band is bound to again put on a five-star performance this weekend. And if you haven’t witnessed the powerful avalanche of bluesy vocals from frontman Peedi (Pierre Minor), brace yourself for a truly unique experience. The Beat Seekers co-headline this all-ages show. - The Reader - Jasmine Maharisi