The Brothers Comatose
Saturday, September 13 | 8:00 pm | Tickets $25 General Admission
Last year, I was at a hippy music festival on the West Coast and ran into these guys for the second time, only to find out that my favorite agent handles them. I fell in love with their music. They are infectious.
The nearest comparison I could come up with is the Brother's Avett with a little more of a bluegrass twist. In their show, they could have as much energy as our other recent West Coast find, Andy Frasco.
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They only make it to the Midwest once a year, and I did not want to miss them. Just for a touch more credibility - since we have booked them, they were picked up by SPACE in Evanston and Shank Hall in Milwaukee, two other very solid venues.
The show is on a Saturday so it will not interfere with your Friday night lights. It starts a 8pm, so you have lots of time for dinner before, or even after.
- "Morning Time" featuring Nicki Bluhm
- "Valerie" (Amy Winehouse/ Zutons Cover)
- "Brothers" (Live in Hollywood, CA) #JAMINTHEVAN
- "Church Street Blues"
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