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Come to the iron and dance the night away with Stompin' Ground. Drink specials all night. $5 cover at the door!

Come to the iron and dance the night away with Stompin' Ground. Drink specials all night. $5 cover at the door!

"Overall, Sundae + Mr. Goessl is more than a vintage duo, their authenticity and commitment to the genre rings true, and the genuineness shines through in their renditions of these classic gems. The duo takes you through delightfully fun romps, to late night after hours sounds. Like listening to Billie Holiday, you feel you are taking two friends along with you on your day ? it has that instantaneous likeability." H. Allen Williams - Jazz Times

Sundae + Mr. Goessl are Seattle's premier Vintage Jazz Duo featuring Earshot Magazine's Vocalist of the Year, Kate Voss, and Seattle's busiest freelance guitarist, Jason Goessl. Together, this dreamy duo delivers a show packed with wit, charm, nostalgia and serious chops! The celebrated newly-wed couple has been providing entertainment to music-lovers since 2014 and has left quite an impression -- from the casual listener to critics alike. With 4 albums, 6 national tours, 2 sponsorships and over 500 shows, this industrious duo has a new album coming in 2018 coupled with extensive national touring.

Tix are $15 advance / $20 day of show in-store or online at therootscellar.com

http://www.therootscellar.com/tickets/eilen-jewell

Rolling Stone says - "Slaid Cleaves may be the Americana genre's most under-appreciated songwriter. With a knack for giving breath to perpetually down-on-their-luck characters on albums like 2000's excellent Broke Down, the Austin by way of Maine artist evokes writers from Guy Clark to Tom Petty, crafting detailed portraits of barflies, drifters and day laborers. On June 23rd 2017, he releases his latest album, Ghost on the Car Radio, another collection of songs that reinforce Cleaves' reputation as a master storyteller, one influenced not by the shine of pop-culture but by the dirt of real life."

Slaid says - ?I tend to think of songs as the whiskey of writing. Distilled down to the essence, powerful, concentrated, immediate. You can take it all in and really feel it in just seconds.?

We say - "You should really come see this show."