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bluefire down - www.myspace.com/bluefiredown - Spokane, Washington
bluefire down brings it. This is an exciting, energetic four piece package, consisting of two powerhouse lead vocals, keyboards, guitar, bass and drums. These experienced professionals flawlessly capture a vast blend of classic and contemporary favorites - everything from current Top- hits (Kelly Clarkson, Matchbox , No Doubt, Doors Down) to new country (Carrie Underwood, Shania Twain, Tim McGraw), to the very best of everything old, new and in between. (Elvis, AC/DC, Cindy Lauper, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Guns N Roses, Lynrd Skynrd, Sly & the Family Stone…) This is quality variety rock and so much more - a mix that keeps the dance floor filled all night long.
With an extensive repertoire, bluefire down will customize the perfect song selection for your event or venue. The play list contains only “radio -friendly” songs, so you won’t have to be concerned about inappropriate or offensive lyrics. This is music for all events and ages – perfect for weddings, outdoor events, or corporate parties. So come listen, dance and be entertained – with bluefire down!
Michael Lewis is a national quality artist, blending cool pop/bluesy vocals, with polished guitar riffs and a solid groove. He is a dynamic performer, a talented songwriter and a Nashville session guitarist. In Michael was chosen among the top artists in the IAR listings out of thousands of applicants. One reviewer wrote of Michael's live show; "He is an extraordinarily talented musician and a powerful presence in concert."
Category:
Band - Blues
Additional Category:
Band - Jazz
Genre:
70s Hits, 80s Hits, 90s Hits, Blues, Fusion, Jazz, Pop, Rythym and Blues, Rock
The Let Up is a -peice original band from Spokane WA. Our music is influenced by and a response to everything we've listened to but mainly in the genres of rock, blues, funk, punk, and jazz. What ever melodies the stings sing or the drums drive is true and definately real. Honesty is key and flooding ears everywhere is the dream... It's time for a break. Welcome to The Let Up.
Every wedding and party needs some form of entertainment, so why not a DJ? I am a mobile disk jockey who provides sound, music and lighting for any event. I'll make your wedding or party a memorable one, while having fun at what I enjoy doing - music!
I have over 9,000 songs to spin, and that library is growing daily. Along with playing music, I can make general announcements, entertain, provide sound and lighting for other people, and work with other vendors at an event to make sure everything runs smoothly.
Clients are offered a free consultation meeting (in person if close to Eugene, OR; over phone or through e-mail if not) to discuss my services, music that should be played and any other details that will need to be gone over before the event. After that we can stay in contact through e-mail and phone to make any changes or add last minute requests to your playlist.
If you don't live in Eugene and are still interested in my services, don't worry - I'll travel! My free consulatation meeting can take place over the phone or through e-mails, and I'll work just as hard to make sure that your event rocks!
Weddings:
My standard wedding package includes:
- Announcement of bridesmaids and best men
- Announcement of bride and groom
- Bride and Groom dance
- Father/Daughter dance
- Mother/Son dance
- Money Dance (optional)
- Announce Cake Cutting
- Toasts
- Provide projector and audio for any dvd/video/slideshow made for wedding
- Backround music
- Dance/Party music
Equipment:
My current equipment includes:
Sound: Mackie FR 800 Professional Amplifier, PA-FX6 Crate amp/mixer, 2 Nady MC-8" speakers, 2 Kustom 12" Speakers, 1 Behringer B1800X Pro Eurolive Professional Series Subwoofer, 1 Behringer 3-way stereo/4-way mono crossover, wireless mics
Music: Ion iCD02KSP Dual-CD mixer/player, CD's, HP Pavilion dv6636nr Entertainment Notebook PC, 60GB Video iPod
Lights: Dell 1200MP Projector, American DJ Vertigo, American DJ Colorpod, American DJ Mini Starball, American DJ Agressor, American DJ Mystic, American DJ minifog, Chauvet Lil' Bubbler
Misc: Speaker stands, light stand, microphone stand, speaker/microphone cables, extension chords, power strips
My current rate is $50 per hour plus gas compensation of $1 for every 10 miles. To check the mileage to and from the event I always use MapQuest..
As a thank you for looking at my information, you may download my podcast for free: go into iTunes, search for "David Stoltz" in the music store, then go to the podcast titled "David Stoltz Music." Then iTunes will automatically download the podcast for you whenever I update it.
BONUS: All of my clients will receive my new album from iTunes free of charge "For HJC." It's an electronic/trance album with orchestral elements.
If you're looking for a mix of entertainment, I also perform on saxophone by myself and with jazz ensembles on either saxophone, drums or piano. What can I say - I'm a music major :-)
Category:
DJ - Standard
Additional Category:
Solo - Saxophone
Genre:
20s Hits, 30s Hits, 40s Hits, 50s Hits, 60s Hits, 70s Hits, 80s Hits, 90s Hits, 2000s Hits, African, Alternative, Ambient, Beach Music, Big Band, Bluegrass, Blues, Brazilian, Broadway, Cabaret, Cajun, Caribbean, Celtic, Chamber Music, Childrens Music, Christian Rock, Classical, Country, Cuban, Dance, Disco, Dixieland, Do-Wop, Electronic, Folk, French Music, Funk, Fusion, Gospel, Greek, Grunge, Hawaiian, Hip-Hop, Industrial, Italian Music, Jazz, Latin, Merengue, Metal, Motown, New Age, Oldies, Opera, Polka, Pop, Punk, Rythym and Blues, Rap, Reggae, Rock, Rockabilly, Russian, Salsa, Ska, Soul, Swing, Techno, Top-40, Tribute Band, World Music
"Every song we write about is about hope, whether it's about hoping to get the girl back, being in a better place, or not being spiteful or cynical. Veering away from the dark and into the light."
VEER was formed in late 2004 by Crispin and guitarist Eric Schraeder. Originally from Port Alberni, BC, the two longtime friends surprisingly found themselves living as neighbors: "we knew each other previously because we had played in bands together. We were both living out of our rehearsal studios in downtown East Vancouver," recalls Crispin.
At the time Crispin was the front man of Everything After, where creative differences led to his departure. While the remaining members of Everything After regrouped under the name Hedley, Crispin was gaining attention as a songwriter with credits on Motley Crue's drummer Tommy Lee's solo CD Tommyland: The Ride. Eric, who had recently relocated back to Vancouver after a stint in Los Angeles with 40 Foot Echo (Hollywood Records), was working on projects of his own. Next drummer Beni was brought into the fold who has established himself as one of the top drummers in the city. Finally Roots, and Fid who play bass and guitars respectively came on board to round out VEER's lineup.
Much of VEER's music is a reflection of their life experiences. "Wish You Well" and "Sold Me Out" clearly demonstrate a positive message while showcasing their skills as songwriters. "Wish You Well" is about the area we're living in," explains Crispin, "looking at people who can't turn their lives around. No matter how rough a time we're facing, our life isn't that bad. The only thing we can do for them is to wish them well."
VEER recently finished their debut full length CD with producer Dean Maher (Trapt, Atreyu, Rise Against) at Green House Studios in Vancouver, BC.
Born and raised in the small town of Chehalis, WA, and currently residing in Nashville, TN, Tara McCormick represents the Northwest in country music. She and her band have played at numerous regional fairs, rodeos, festivals, amp theaters and theaters. Tara has traveled nationally and has had the opportunity to open for national acts such as music hall of fame legend Bo Diddley, Ty England, Keith Anderson, Jason Aldean, and Asleep at the Wheel.
Tara has made TV appearances on David Letterman, Ryan Seacreast, The Best Damn Sports Show, Entertainment Tonight, two appearances on Evening Magazine, two appearances on KOMO news 4’s Connie Thompson’s Morning Show, as well as the Miss USA pageant 2004. She has made radio appearances on 95.1 The Rock, 92.9 The Bull, 1460 KUTI, 104.3 KMNT, 100.7 The Wolf., and 99.5 The Wolf. As well as print and advertisements in numerous news papers. Most recently, Tara made the cover of the May 2006 issue of Quick Throttle Magazine. Further she has been invited to play at The 8th Annual Heart of Texas Quadruple-Bypass Music Festival and the “Chick Singer Night” in Nashville, TN.
She is affiliated with Susan Komen, Gilda’s Club, Children’s hospital, The American Heart Association, and The American Lung Association among others.
Having fulfilled her obligations as 2004's Miss Washington USA and placing top 15 at nationals, Tara is dedicating 100% of her energy and resources to her music.
Her captivating, high energy set consists of both covers and originals. Artists covered range from Sheryl Crow and Jewel on the rock edge to Dixie Chicks, Martina McBride, and Faith Hill on the more country side. Her original material reflects a broad range of influences that is sure to have you tapping your feet and singing along!
Tara has independently recorded one demo single; an EP titled "That's My Style" and recently finished work on her second CD titled, "Go That Far".
"Go That Far" is produced by nine time country Grammy winner Larry Gadler and adds that "clean sound of Nashville" without loosing Tara's Northwest edge. Tara's sound is a compilation of true country with a bit of Rock, Pop, and Blues. "Go That Far" contains ten new original songs and will be released later this Spring.
Tara's first cd, "That's My Style" is available for purchase online and at performances.
For more information please visit www.taramccormick.net or contact Beth Darr at 425.891.1330/ bethdarr@taramccormick.net
"Every song we write about is about hope, whether it's about hoping to get the girl back, being in a better place, or not being spiteful or cynical. Veering away from the dark and into the light."
VEER was formed in late 2004 by Crispin and guitarist Eric Schraeder. Originally from Port Alberni, BC, the two longtime friends surprisingly found themselves living as neighbors: "we knew each other previously because we had played in bands together. We were both living out of our rehearsal studios in downtown East Vancouver," recalls Crispin.
At the time Crispin was the front man of Everything After, where creative differences led to his departure. While the remaining members of Everything After regrouped under the name Hedley, Crispin was gaining attention as a songwriter with credits on Motley Crue's drummer Tommy Lee's solo CD Tommyland: The Ride. Eric, who had recently relocated back to Vancouver after a stint in Los Angeles with 40 Foot Echo (Hollywood Records), was working on projects of his own. Next drummer Beni was brought into the fold who has established himself as one of the top drummers in the city. Finally Roots, and Fid who play bass and guitars respectively came on board to round out VEER's lineup.
Much of VEER's music is a reflection of their life experiences. "Wish You Well" and "Sold Me Out" clearly demonstrate a positive message while showcasing their skills as songwriters. "Wish You Well" is about the area we're living in," explains Crispin, "looking at people who can't turn their lives around. No matter how rough a time we're facing, our life isn't that bad. The only thing we can do for them is to wish them well."
VEER recently finished their debut full length CD with producer Dean Maher (Trapt, Atreyu, Rise Against) at Green House Studios in Vancouver, BC.
Each member of this band has mastered their respective instrument. We have a love for rock and roll. We sound like anything from classic rock to alternative rock. We have entertained all types of audiences from high school to college to Harley Davidson clubs.
