Chris Sloan and The Dirty Birds
Chris Sloan is a singer-songwriter located in Seattle, Washington, with attention-grabbing, raspy vocals. Sloan has been the lead singer of several bands, including Mercy Parker, Mudsill Widows (Alongside Ben Smith, the drummer from rock and roll hall of fame band Heart), and SideDown, performing on stages since he was 18. Sloan is incredibly excited to release his first solo EP, Into The Shade, written and recorded at the legendary Bear Creek Studios in Woodinville, WA. His first track “Where Do I Stand” is your harmonious, break-up song with an incredibly catchy vocal melody you’ll be singing for weeks.
Sloan also recently recorded his music video and a new live version of single “These Walls” at the famous London Bridge Studios in Seattle, WA. “These Walls” is the second song off the EP, dropping November 11th. Sloan’s unique gritty voice sets him apart not only as an artist but as a polished singer and songwriter as well. His songs stretch across genres from acoustic, indie, pop, and alternative mixed with a bit of rock.
Megafauna
Megafauna will melt your face and make you tear up inside and scream YES. There will be shredding.
Dani Neff - vocals and guitar, Zack Humphrey - drums, Will Krause- bass, Winston Barrett- guitar and keys
Their latest single, “Time to Go”, blends arena-sized guitar
riffs and flourishing pop melodies. Neff indulges in shoegaze
fuzz, while bassist Greg Yancey and drummer Zack Humphrey
build a thudding, low-end groove ready to shatter your car windows.
—CONSEQUENCE OF SOUND
Bexley
The Law of Attraction. Mysterious, yet undeniable. A kind of magic. How else does one explain the union of two gifted musicians from far-flung locations and diverse influences? Seattle-born Amanda Hardy, finding her considerable voice and songwriting skills in the works of Alice in Chains and Chris Cornell. Canadian Steve Costello, accomplished blues/rock guitarist, inspired by the likes of Led Zeppelin and Queens of the Stone Age.
Tip all this into the mix and what do you get? Grungy, melodic, distortion-driven rock with heartfelt lyrics and myriad vocal layers. Bexley. A uniquely original vibe.
Saturday March 25th
8:00pm Doors / 9:00pm Showtime
$15
21+