See Phish and Vampire Weekend cover 'Gloria' after the St. Louis Blues’ Stanley Cup win
The Blues secured their first Stanley Cup win over the Boston Bruins on Wednesday — completing a storybook turnaround dating back to January 3rd, when the team had the worst record in the NHL. It’s unclear whether “Gloria” helped the band right the ship, but it’s worth noting that several Blues players — Alexander Steen, Joel Edmundson, Robert Bortuzzo, Jaden Schwartz and Robby Fabbri — picked up their postgame tune from friends while watching a Philadelphia Eagles NFL game in a local bar.
“We got together with some friends and watched the game with a bunch of Philly guys who grew up there,” Edmundson told the. “They had a DJ in the bar and whenever there was a commercial break, they would crank the tunes and all these guys from Philly would get up and start dancing around. They played this song ‘Gloria’ a couple of times, and this one guy looked at the DJ and said ‘keep playing ‘Gloria,’ so they kept playing it. Everyone would get up and start singing and dancing.
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