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Someday Girl Opens for Catahoula
Someday Girl - bio http://www.somedaygirl.com
Someday Girl is an American electronic singer songwriting duo, formed in 2014 in Los Angeles, California, headed by accredited vocalist and songwriter Amanda Abizaid (vocals/lyrics/flute)best known as the captivating vocalist on the theme song "A Place In Time" from Paramount's The 4400, and musician songwriter Lindsay Gillis (instrument/programming producer)also band member of New Orleans band Catahoula. Someday Girl writes songs for TV/Film and Commercials, which through this medium builds their fan base around the world. The pop/rock sound of their 2014 debut LP Someday Girl Vol I launched the opportunity to write a lip-dub song for Croatia and the end theme song "King" for the British film Welcome To Purgatory (December 2015) with writer/director Gene Fallaize and executive producer/writer Scott Spiegel. Someday Girl's second album Someday Girl Vol. 2 incorporates a wide genre of songs ranging from indie electronic pop rock, gypsy jazz cabaret, rock & soul to acoustic world sounds into their music, was released in 2015.
Catahoula - bio https://loosegravelprod.wordpress.com/
Music Connection Magazine called them, "A Cajun-flavored seven-piece swamp rock band, blending the vocal warmth of Crosby, Stills & Nash with Dr. John's penchant for bringing home the boogie".
An eclectic group of performers, all the band members have had long individual musical careers, with extremely varied musical influences. They have chosen to pool their diverse talents to form what is now Catahoula. The sound of Catahoula encompasses all of their experiences and styles New Orleans blues, folk harmonies, jazz, and old fashioned 1960's rock and roll.
Often compared to Fleetwood Mac and Little Feat, Catahoula has performed at The Whiskey, The Roxy, The Troubadour, The Mint, BB King's, Molly Malone's, Genghis Cohen, and many others.
Band members include: New Orleans native, lead singer and songwriter Bruce Bermudez, a former member of the seminal 1960's folk group, The New Christie Minstrels. Also an accomplished sculptor and painter, his works include the "Jimi Rocks" tribute to Jimi Hendrix guitar of the Sunset Boulevard "Guitar Town" public art project sponsored by Gibson Guitars. He formed Catahoula with his wife, singer and actress Pamela Clay, who when not singing with Catahoula, performs at clubs in Los Angeles with her all French revue of the songs of Edith Piaf. Actor Floyd Van Buskirk from A Mighty Wind and Balls of Fury. His TV appearances include NCIS, Hart of Dixie, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Reno 911, Greek, How I Met Your Mother, etc. Lindsay Gillis on lead guitar and "Six String Orchestra", Jon O'Hara, (son of the jazz trumpet player Betty O'Hara) on bass guitar, Coco Rousel from Paris, France on drums and Bob Schoonover on guitar.
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LocationThe 9 on Vine (View)
1253 Vine St.
Hollywood, CA 90038
United States
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| Minimum Age: 18 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: No |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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