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They don’t really ma!e a guideboo! for s!a pun! bands entering their fourth decade, but even if they did, David McWane and the rest of BIG D & THE KIDS TABLE probably wouldn’t be interested in reading it. After all, one of the !ey foundational principles of BIG D has always been that they play by their own rules and abstain from tying themselves too closely to any one scene. It’s why the spirited Bostonians have not only survived, but thrived as entire generations of s!abased bands came and went behind them. And as their first new album in five years, Good Ole American Saturday Night, shows, McWane and the band are continuing to evolve and grow even a dozen records into their career — all without compromising on the things that brought them success in the first place. In fact, BIG D’s 12th full-length release explores new sonic ground while returning to the familiar faces at SideOneDummy Records along with the s!a royalty duo of the Mighty Bosstones’ Joe Gittleman and Reel Big Fish’s Matt Appleton as producers. But aside from wor!ing with Gittleman (who also produced BIG D’s Strictly Rude in 2007) and Appleton (who also engineered the new album and produced their last album, 2021’s Do Your Art), Good Ole American Saturday Night is everything fans of BIG D should come to expect after 30 years. It perfectly balances McWane’s relentlessly positive energy with the catchy melodies, tight musicianship and unforgettable tongue-in-chee! lyrics that have !ept audiences engaged all along. Of course, while other bands may be more negative given the current social injustices, political turmoil and other unpleasantries in the world, McWane remains steadfast in his optimism. If there is one message BIG D AND THE KIDS TABLE wants their hungry listeners to digest on their new album, it’s to “love more.” Good Ole American Saturday Night absolutely contains their stapled pun! roc! messaging, but this time it’s being delivered in a positive way, with the mission to allow their listeners to feel empowered, inspired and loved.
