Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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A Bass Guy Show LIVE Friday ☘️ March 13, 2026 at 9:30pm EST 🎩 Ep.1634 #musician St Patrick's Day
The energy is buzzing tonight inside Casey Pub as the camera rolls and the livestream kicks off, and Jack Casey—an Irish bassist broadcasting straight out of Montréal—dives into the madness with his trademark humor, music, and total improvisation. 🍀🎸 “We’re here in Casey Pub. My name is Jack and I am… I’m from Ireland,” he says, pointing to old footage he filmed years ago in Dingle Bay back in 2009, waves crashing along the coast and memories of home flashing across the screen while viewers gather in the chat. It’s the last Friday before St. Patrick’s Day and the mood is electric. “Happy freaking St. Patrick’s Day! If it’s not Irish, it’s crap!” he laughs as the first viewer pops up in the chat—Patrick, of all names—which feels like perfect timing for the occasion. Jack introduces himself again with a grin: Bass Guy, one-man band, live from Montréal, playing bass and guitar while juggling comedy, sound effects, stories, and whatever chaos the night throws at him. It’s a completely improvised one-person show—no edits, no safety net—so naturally everything that can go wrong probably will. A friend has just dropped off some beers for the broadcast, the chat is filling up, and the show rolls forward with shout-outs to friends in Glasgow, where Jack once lived for a decade, while dedicating the night to the city. He reminds viewers he’s been livestreaming since 2013—more than a decade of Friday nights on the internet—and still doing it the old-school way: one take, live, real. Tonight there’s even more excitement planned, with weather legend Frankie MacDonald set to appear later so viewers can ask their questions, and music by the legendary Christy Moore echoing through the setlist. Jack jokes about the realities of modern musicians trying to survive in the age of free downloads while inviting fans to support the show, but mostly he’s here to share the moment—music, stories, and the unpredictable spirit of live performance. Somewhere between switching cameras, adjusting pedals, greeting viewers from Slovakia and Montréal, and yelling at his imaginary producer Larry, he grabs his bass, straightens his kilt, and gets ready to play, telling everyone watching to grab a drink, share the stream, invite their mom—or even the neighbor they don’t like—and settle in. Because anything can happen on a Friday night at the Bass Guy Show, and as the bells ring, the chat explodes, and the music starts rolling, Jack Casey shouts the message loud and clear to the world watching online: Happy St. Patrick’s Day everybody—Dereo! 🍀🎶
A Bass Guy Show LIVE Friday March 13, 2026 at 9:30pm EST Ep.1634 #musician
BG Website: bassguyshow.com
All BG Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpuiZwNRiRItntzTmEkiMFma26M3JEN4q&si=L7KRBr44S9XpEKY9
BG's Patreon: patreon.com/c/bassguyshow
Switch to VERTICAL here: youtube.com/live/L8JggfQThUw
A Bass Guy Show LIVE Friday ☘️ March 13, 2026 at 9:30pm EST 🎩 Ep.1634 #musician St Patrick's Day
The energy is buzzing tonight inside Casey Pub as the camera rolls and the livestream kicks off, and Jack Casey—an Irish bassist broadcasting straight out of Montréal—dives into the madness with his trademark humor, music, and total improvisation. 🍀🎸 “We’re here in Casey Pub. My name is Jack and I am… I’m from Ireland,” he says, pointing to old footage he filmed years ago in Dingle Bay back in 2009, waves crashing along the coast and memories of home flashing across the screen while viewers gather in the chat. It’s the last Friday before St. Patrick’s Day and the mood is electric. “Happy freaking St. Patrick’s Day! If it’s not Irish, it’s crap!” he laughs as the first viewer pops up in the chat—Patrick, of all names—which feels like perfect timing for the occasion. Jack introduces himself again with a grin: Bass Guy, one-man band, live from Montréal, playing bass and guitar while juggling comedy, sound effects, stories, and whatever chaos the night throws at him. It’s a completely improvised one-person show—no edits, no safety net—so naturally everything that can go wrong probably will. A friend has just dropped off some beers for the broadcast, the chat is filling up, and the show rolls forward with shout-outs to friends in Glasgow, where Jack once lived for a decade, while dedicating the night to the city. He reminds viewers he’s been livestreaming since 2013—more than a decade of Friday nights on the internet—and still doing it the old-school way: one take, live, real. Tonight there’s even more excitement planned, with weather legend Frankie MacDonald set to appear later so viewers can ask their questions, and music by the legendary Christy Moore echoing through the setlist. Jack jokes about the realities of modern musicians trying to survive in the age of free downloads while inviting fans to support the show, but mostly he’s here to share the moment—music, stories, and the unpredictable spirit of live performance. Somewhere between switching cameras, adjusting pedals, greeting viewers from Slovakia and Montréal, and yelling at his imaginary producer Larry, he grabs his bass, straightens his kilt, and gets ready to play, telling everyone watching to grab a drink, share the stream, invite their mom—or even the neighbor they don’t like—and settle in. Because anything can happen on a Friday night at the Bass Guy Show, and as the bells ring, the chat explodes, and the music starts rolling, Jack Casey shouts the message loud and clear to the world watching online: Happy St. Patrick’s Day everybody—Dereo! 🍀🎶
A Bass Guy Show LIVE Friday March 13, 2026 at 9:30pm EST Ep.1634 #musician
