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The Blibbering Humdingers are the wizard rock / filk musical duo of Kirsten and Scott Vaughan. They began performing together in 1992 in the SCA, where they are known as Aénor d'Anjou and Efenwealt Wystle. With the release of Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows in 2007, and upon encountering bands like Draco & the Malfoys, The Mudbloods, and The Moaning Myrtles they decided to form their own wizard rock act. They mostly perform at at Harry Potter, Filk and SciFi/Fantasy conventions along the east coast but also do libraries, bars and private parties - and more recently have been streaming online shows from home. When not out conquering the galaxy with her army of robotic wallabies, Kirsten creates steampunk/medieval/fantasy accessories for her online store, MyFunkyCamelot.etsy.com. And in order to protect his secret past as a renegade architect, Scott pretends to manage communications campaigns for clinical research studies at a small advertising/creative services agency. Their pal Chuck Parker often joins them on bass. He claims to be a mild-mannered government IT contracts coordinator, but we suspect he's really a super spy. More recently their sons Aiden and Liam have been joining them for the occasional live gig and for online shows. Aiden plays drums and Liam plays keyboards and pretty much anything else that might be needed. More about them at BlibberingHumdingers.com or on Facebook. YouTube Channel: Blibbering Humdingers |
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Representative Work for the 2024 Pegasus Awards Florida Man (mp3) Copyright © The Blibbering Humdingers
Written for DragonCon 2019 - the theme that year was "Superheroes."
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