New York-based glam-punk outfit Bad Mary is set to unleash their raw, high-energy live sound with their debut sixteen track live album, Live on Long Island. After a decade of party-fueled releases, the band is bringing their live set to all major streaming platforms. Live on Long Island is arriving this July.Bassist, Mike Staub shares, "We love a live album and have wanted to make one for a while. It's great to hear these songs performed, as intended, live with a loud audience. We think you'll get the full Bad Mary experience here if you've never seen us live and if you have, we can all relive this experience together."The first taste from the live album will be the song and video for "Marz Attaqx,” dropping on April 15.   "Marz Attaqx is a song from We Could Have Saved The World, which we put out in 2016. It definitely leans into our appreciation and love for Sci-Fi and is just a little dystopian... sadly... still timely," says Staub.Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bu6v8Vde2Q8 Pre-save it- https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/badmary/marz-attaqx-live-on-long-islandWith their rebellious spirit and undeniable stage presence, Bad Mary has earned accolades from SiriusXM’s Underground Garage, including New Music Spotlight features and multiple Coolest Song in the World titles. Now, as they continue writing and recording new material, the band shows no signs of slowing down in 2025.Bad Mary’s discography includes Better Days (2014), Killing Dinosaurs (2016), Glitter Bomb (2017), and their concept album The Return of Space Girl (2019), which inspired an award-winning animated film. In recent years, they’ve continued to impress with Rock and Roll Classics Vol. 6 & 7 (2022), Trash & Glamour (2023), and their most recent album, Better(er) Days (2024).Most recently, the band collaborated with fellow Long Islanders Mega Infinity for a split 7-inch single, Mega Bad Disaster Party, available now on all streaming platforms and as a limited-edition vinyl via Ska Punk International.Bad Mary consists of Amanda Mac (vocals), David Henderson (guitar), Mike Staub (bass/vocals), and Bill Mac (drums). 

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