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Band in Seattle live television taping with Polecat and Vaudeville Etiquette

Come participate in the first week of taping of the television/web program "Band in Seattle" with Polecat and Vaudeville Etiquette - October 3, 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 radio host Sean De Tore, 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.

POLECAT:
Polecat's music is rooted in bluegrass, without question, but like many stringbending bands in this half of the United States, they stretch that genre's boundaries by incorporating easygoing rock, grey-skied blues, jazzy jams and a hint of reggae and Celtic flavor. Imagine a long, strange trip around either Yonder or Moon mountains, and you have some idea of Polecat's proclivities. (bendbulletin.com)

VAUDEVILLE ETIQUETTE:
Seattle folk-rock band Vaudeville Etiquette embraces their scope of influences moving fearlessly from swinging roots rock, to country, jazz, and blues. Comprised of Tayler Lynn, Bradley Laina, Matt Teske, Sander Vinberg, & Bryce Gourley, the band puts on a spirited live show that dares to span genre and category and brings viewers to their feet...or knees. Their debut album Debutantes & Dealers is a dynamic and ambitious journey, rife with boot-stomping anthems and airy melodic ballads.

"Tayler Lynn and Bradley Laina are a singing-songwriting powerhouse, and Tayler in particular plays a soul-stirring trumpet kazoo. Yes, that is a real instrument, and she OWNS it. If you want to feel good inside, this is the band." - Barrett Martin (drummer, Screaming Trees, Mad Season, Walking Papers)

Come "hang out" with Polecat and Vaudeville Etiquette at Victory Studios and get your 15 minutes of fame on "Band in Seattle."