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The Texxas Storm Band will magically take you back to the 70s with their classic rock music including Tom Petty, Lynard Skynard, Bob Segar, SRV, Doobies, ZZ Top, Beatles, and many more! New female lead singer has a soulful, beautiful voice. You’ll be singing along and dancing to every song! Ultra talented musicians.

Tennessee Honey Band "THB" is an acoustic-driven contemporary country cover band playing a mix of New Country and Pop hits from today and the 90's, our sound is the "Campfire Sessions" of Country and Pop/Rock cover songs with some Americana, Blues, and Bluegrass.  On lead vocals and harmonies are Paige, Jim, and Mike with Mike playing lead and rhythm guitar, Jim on rhythm guitar, and Paige on lead vocals.  Each of us has a true passion and devotion for these genres of music and the blend of country, rock, and pop, we seek to create a distinct sound that allows our audience and listeners to love these songs and sing along.

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Performing songs by: Lady A, Rascall Flats, Fleetwood Mac, Lainey Wilson, Carly Pearce, Nickel Creek, Deana Carter, Faith Hill, Sugarland, and many more ... 

River City Soul is one of Austin's top cover dance bands. River City Soul caters mainly to weddings and corporate parties with experience in customizing your event the way you want it. They can do a dinner set for the event when you want a band to be in the background while guests are mingling and eating dinner. After dinner the band can crank out Soul, Motown, Disco, and blasts from the past for your dancing pleasure. If notified enough in advance, River City Soul can learn a couple of songs for the Bride and Grooms first dance and Father Daughter dance if they don't already know them. River City Soul is professional, dependable and reasonably priced. This is a band that shows up on time, is ready to play according to your schedule, and selects the right songs at the right time. They know how to work with you to make your event a success. River City Soul is a 7 to 10 piece band. (10 piece band adds horns). All 7 members in the band sing, and with both male and female vocalists, they can do a wide variety of different material!

Mote is excited to announce the release of their debut album, Defying Ephemera, available on all major streaming platforms April 22.

This album demonstrates the talents of four college students: Ella Kasper, Jackson Galati, Chris Graff, and Fiona Celli. The group met on the campus of Binghamton University and have taken the local scene by storm; performing everywhere from college dining halls to moldy basements, yet bringing the same artistry and intensity to each performance. Defying Ephemera was recorded in nearby Johnson City with recording engineer Michael Micha at Abandoned Studios. Oli Bochenek and Will Person are also featured on the album.

Although not originally written as a concept album, Mote realized the songs Kasper and Galati brought to the band, when organized a certain way, did tell a story. The album starts with the promise and potential of young love, yet quickly devolves into heartbreak. As the album continues, the listener is brought into a world of anguish and confusion, culminating in the unhealthy longing expressed in the final track.

While the lyrics alone will take the audience on quite a trip, the instrumentation of these songs demonstrates the innovative nature of Mote. It would be hard to pick one genre to label this whole album. The umbrella of “alternative” does apply, but there is more going on here. Some songs are beautiful and melodic; employing elements from shoegaze and indie music. A song like “Clinomania” is a perfect example and is a crowd favorite to sing along to. Then there are the more abrasive punk inspired tracks, such as “I’m Lost”, that get live audiences jumping and moshing like mad. However, there are some songs on the album that push the conventions of rock music with their elements of the avant-garde. Most notably is the piece entitled “The Epistemic Limit”, but this can even be said about the title track.

Mote’s first gig following the release will be Saturday, April 23, at WHRW’s Moefest. They have several gigs in Upstate New York lined up before the semester ends including April 29 at the Bundy Museum in Binghamton and May 6 at Club Odyssey in Oneonta. Over the summer, Mote will be playing at various locations around the New York Metro Area.