Event

Band in Seattle live television taping with Sweetkiss Momma and Blake Noble

Come participate in the taping of the television/web program "Band in Seattle" with Sweetkiss Momma and Blake Noble - November 14, 2014 Friday, sponsored by Naked City Brewing and American Music. Each band will perform a 45 minute concert and participate in an interview program, "Sound Proof" with host Warren Etheredge and Seattle Weekly's Matt Driscoll, with the opportunity for you to ask the band questions. Doors open at 6PM at Victory Studios, 2247 15th Avenue West between Queen Anne and Magnolia in Seattle. The show starts at 7PM and ends at approximately 10PM. Admission will include two free beers provided by sponsor Naked City Brewing and soft drinks and snacks.

SWEETKISS MOMMA:
"This band has an infectious upbeat attitude (with just a hint of sass) that resonates throughout the room. You just know they're there to have a good time and will make sure the crowd does, too!"
Katrina Charles - Seattle Music Insider - USA

"...sounds like The Black Crowes' Northwest auxiliary."
Pat Muir - Yakima Herald Republic - USA

"...this should well please any Southern Rock fan. All songs are good, the music has a pleasant muddy, rootsy sound (all in a good way!) and the playing and singing very nice indeed."
Harley Bergsma - Skydog's Elysium - Cape Verde

"...Jeff Hamel's deep, gravely vocals are so suited to the heart-wrenching blues style that it just feels like he's lived and breathed every word he speaks. The guitar work on this album will have any Lowell George fan doing a double take, and the rhythm section keeps things rolling like thunder in a swampy summer heat wave."
Ben "The Jammin Dude" Straley, NW Music Scene - USA

"This is a band ripe for the national spotlight!"
Bill Goodman - The Evil Engineer - USA

BLAKE NOBLE:
With each performance, Blake Noble reinvents the traditional image of a one-man band. While strumming and/or tapping his 12-string guitar, which doubles as a percussive instrument, Noble sticks to his Aussie roots (he moved to Seattle in 2012) and incorporates the yidaki, or didgeridoo, into his set. Its deep, warbling bellow adds an otherworldly aspect to the more familiar acoustic guitar. -Seattle Weekly

Come "hang out" with Sweetkiss Momma and Blake Noble at Victory Studios and get your 15 minutes of fame on "Band in Seattle."