Musician Interview: Local band The Ghouls pay tribute to Black Sabbath at hometown show

April 28, 2026 0

The upcoming Town and The City Festival in Lowell promises a unique entertainment experience that celebrates the city’s connection to Beat Generation writer Jack Kerouac. Since its inception in 2018, the festival has showcased a diverse range of acts, including comedians and bands, across various venues. Scheduled from April 30 to May 2, this year’s lineup features renowned artists like John Doe, X, David Lowery, The Felice Brothers, and Tanya Donelly, as well as local talent like The Ghouls, who will be paying tribute to Black Sabbath at the Smokehouse Tavern.

Lead vocalist and guitarist George Danahy of The Ghouls shed light on their decision to honor Black Sabbath, citing the recent passing of Ozzy Osbourne and the band’s significant influence as key factors in their choice. Through their tribute performance, The Ghouls aim to blend elements of Black Sabbath’s music with their own style, intending to create a unique and captivating experience for the audience.

Reflecting on the local music scene in Lowell, Danahy praised The Town and The City Festival for its unconventional and exciting format, allowing attendees to explore multiple venues and enjoy a variety of performances. The dynamic atmosphere of the festival, combined with the presence of familiar faces and friends, makes it a standout event reminiscent of a music convention.

Having achieved notable milestones such as winning the Rock & Roll Rumble in 2024 and receiving recognition at the Boston Music Awards, Danahy highlighted these accomplishments as significant moments in The Ghouls’ journey. Looking ahead, the band aims to expand its reach by playing in new venues and securing larger shows, with plans to release their second album, which promises a more cohesive sound compared to their debut.

Offering a glimpse into their upcoming music release, Danahy teased that while their first album featured a collection of songs he had written over time, the new album will showcase a more consistent vibe. With the songs all crafted during a specific period, the album is poised to offer listeners a cohesive listening experience. As the band prepares to record the new material and embark on upcoming performances, anticipation is high for The Ghouls’ next chapter in their musical journey.

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