w/ The Raving Animals, Girl Named T, The Blondies
Get out your bell bottoms, tie-dye Ts, and mini-skirts: Round two of the tumultuous '60s British Invasion is here.
The Blondies, music-savvy youngsters with talent beyond their years, shred with the best of them, serving up their own material and tasty covers of classic tunes.
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At the ripe ol' age of 21, multitalented, self-taught multi-instrumentalist Girl Named T has already recorded her first full-length album of original pop/rock, which draws on formative influences like The Beatles, The Beach Boys, Neil Young, and Carole King.
Download GNT's single "Hey, Raven" here for free.
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At the top of the bill and the top of their game are The Raving Animals --five Bay Area rockers who capture the energy and power of The Animals. Using vintage instruments, including the essential Vox Continental Organ, The Raving Animals bring back the rhythmic blast that Eric Burdon and the Animals put out at live shows, nailing hits like the "House of the Rising Sun," "We Gotta Get Out of This Place", "It's My Life" and "Don't Bring Me Down."
If you missed the '60s, and even if you didn't, you won't want to miss British Invasion #2.
