Don't forget to come on out and join us for Chamber vs. Chamber this Sunday night the 23rd in the super-swanky Fireside room at Seattle's super-swanky Sorrento Hotel. Be warned, however, that only sexy, smart, witty arts-types will be in attendance, so you might want to wear that little number. I think you know which one I mean... **WINNNNK**
And yes, actually, we do put the "dance" in "attendance".
(Facebook event page here, if you're into that kind of thing)
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"Awesome" is a band of seven vocalists, multi-instrumentalists and performers who combine live theatrics and lush vocal harmonies with a unique mix of guitar, bass, drums, trumpet, reeds, accordion, mandolin, banjo, theremin, typewriter, and on rare occasions, a steel drum.
4 bands that all 7 of us agree on: the Beatles, They Might Be Giants, Ween, Yes.
4 bands that all 7 of us agree on: the Beatles, They Might Be Giants, Ween, Yes.
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- "They've definitely got the skills to match the lofty status their name implies." -- Seattle P-I
- "And, music once again united us as mankind." -- A Christmas Story from the Seattle PI blog
- "The music itself is strikingly melodic and playful in places, downright hilarious in others and languid when least expected." -- Seattle P-I
- "It's been four decades since I've heard anything quite this zany or tuneful." -- Seattle Times
- "Who can resist seven good-looking guys in suits who play guitars, accordions, drums, typewriters, Theremins, and even less likely instruments?" -- Seattle Weekly
- "Their impressionistic spectacles have pushed against the boundaries of musical theater and are practically their own genre." -- the Stranger
- "Seven talented men trained in stagecraft, vocal harmony and hilarity could bear no better name than "Awesome"." -- Seattle Sound
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