Tuesday, February 16
Bethel Steele & Sierra Rocks :: 8pm
Bethel Steele and Sierra Rocks met at a folk festival during the summer of 2009. Huddled with a guitar a piece and a group of friends on a rainy night they found they had a common desire to share stories through music. After running into each other a few months later, they began to collaborate and perform together. When you see Bethel and Sierra play, you enter a different world. Their alt-folk style, soaring harmonies, and noteworthy stage presence will take you adrift and bring you back again.
www.bethelsteele.com www.sierrarocks.com
Genre: Acoustic
artist website
Bethel Steele and Sierra Rocks met at a folk festival during the summer of 2009. Huddled with a guitar a piece and a group of friends on a rainy night they found they had a common desire to share stories through music. After running into each other a few months later, they began to collaborate and perform together. When you see Bethel and Sierra play, you enter a different world. Their alt-folk style, soaring harmonies, and noteworthy stage presence will take you adrift and bring you back again.
www.bethelsteele.com www.sierrarocks.com
Genre: Acoustic
artist website
Chris Sand "the Rappin Cowboy" :: 9pm
Sandman produces a thoroughly contemporary and unromanticized vision of the itinerant minstrel . . . His songs arise from the same dusty world Woody Guthrie wrote about without being mired in the dust of Guthrie's tradition." [INVALID] Grant Alden, No Depression "Sand sings songs of social subversion, but he gets off on weaving metaphors and spinning rhymes, rather than rhetoric." Willamette Week "Sandman is our troubadour for the 21st century." Punk Planet
Genre: Acoustic
artist website
Sandman produces a thoroughly contemporary and unromanticized vision of the itinerant minstrel . . . His songs arise from the same dusty world Woody Guthrie wrote about without being mired in the dust of Guthrie's tradition." [INVALID] Grant Alden, No Depression "Sand sings songs of social subversion, but he gets off on weaving metaphors and spinning rhymes, rather than rhetoric." Willamette Week "Sandman is our troubadour for the 21st century." Punk PlanetGenre: Acoustic
artist website