The Panhandle Crabgrass Revival Band plays at 9 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 24, at The Voodoo Room. Submitted photo.

Upright bass, guitar, mandolin, banjo, fiddle and harmonica make up the instrumentation of the conglomeration from Juneau, Alaska, called the Panhandle Crabgrass Revival Band. The band plays at 9 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 24, at The Voodoo Room, 1102 Marine Drive. Cover is $5.

“Years of collective unemployment have allowed Crabgrass to develop its own thriving and energetic brand of thrummin’ strummin’, to the delight and fright of fans,” states a press release from the group.

Drawing from a varied group of acoustic and electric musicians, Crabgrass formed itself on accident. “The band’s complete lack of ambition to seek real jobs promises expansion of a growing original repertoire of tunes which includes “Hippie Kelp Farmer” and “The Kiss of a Bottle (Is What You Need Tonight),” they said.