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Fever: what a lovely way to burn... Opening this deadly lineup is a two-piece acoustic rendition of Roselit Bone's gothic country rock meets Mexican ranchera Spaghetti westerns. Followed by Smoky Topaz bringing Americana lounge via sultry vocal harmonies. To close out the night on a raucous note comes The Kings with their killer horn section, heavy riffs and soul backbeat. We never stood a chance to begin with but what a way to go.Roselit Bone (acoustic duo): https://www.roselitbone.com/
After over a decade of touring, Roselit Bone have perfected an infectious and intense live show that has transfixed crowds in a nightly conversion ritual. Previously described by Oregon Public Broadcasting as "a unique type of gothic country rock that borrows heavily from Mexican ranchera music, rockabilly and the same lonely and wide-open spaces that inspired the classic Spaghetti Western scores of composer Ennio Morricone," the Portland 8-piece – led by frontwoman Charlotte McCaslin – have deepened, shapeshifted, and outdone themselves on their fourth full-length record, Ofrenda.
Smoky Topaz: https://www.instagram.com/smoky_topaz_band/
In the metaphysical realm, smoky topaz plays mostly in G to ground and enhance belonging especially in tumultuous times. Smoky gathers at the Ballard Mill Marina blending Wyoming's open prairie with Tacoma's rusty pedigree wandering the Americana landscape from New Orleans to Chicago counting our inheritance in silver bars smuggled over state lines to West Seattle. With a loungy vibe, rich vocal harmonies, and a penchant for stories that resonate just deep enough, Smoky tells it true. We don't have time to lie to you.
The Kings: https://linktr.ee/thekingsseattle
Emerging from the depths of the Puget Sound, The Kings (Seattle) have been a rock'n'roll camaraderie for a solid decade. Established in 2013, core members, Ryan Currier, Jens Beeder & Jack Frederickson formed the Kings after hashing it out in the raucous underground punk rock scene of the 2000's. Blending a traditional horn section, with heavy riffs and a soul backbeat. Their live shows are raw, uniting the audience with the band in a high energy heat. Acting as their own record label, the Kings have independently released two full length albums, Elwood (2016), Love Trouble (2020), Singles, & EP Riot in the Alleyway (2014), with another full length Album currently underway. A love for old school sound & production, every song is recorded to analog tape under the helm of loyal Engineer, Nathan Yaccino, (Soundgarden, 3rd Secret, Brandi Carlile).
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Doors at 7pm, music starts at 8pm. Tickets $20 in advance, $25 at the door.
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5000 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA, United States, Washington 98118
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