When

Fridays and Saturdays, Nov. 28-Dec. 20, 5-7pm

Where

Redmond Town Center

Billy Brandt, Nov. 28th

BILLY BRANDT is a singer, guitarist, and composer whose music has working-class appeal that radiates masculine charm and chutzpah. He has a voice like dark roasted coffee with a hint of cream.

E Pruitt, Nov. 29th

Playing a 6 String Performance Bass that in some cases mimics a Piccolo Bass, E's Music would be considered Contemporary Jazz combined with Funk, R&B and a taste of Neo-Soul placing him in the company of Wayman Tisdale, Peter White, Gerald Veasley, Norman Brown and Meshell Ndegeocello. Without Music, Life is Meaningless.

Roz McCommon Dec. 5th and 19th

Roz is an established singer who performs her own songs with an infectious charm and personalized lyric. From opera, gospel, pop, latin and r&b, she fully embodies her slogan, “Feel the heart, hear the soul.” Her originals are timeless and speak to all ages.

Dave Harmonson, Dec. 12th

He always kept his interest in acoustic and electric styles of playing, broadening his skills in finger picking and flat picking on acoustic and hot chicken picking, swing, and blues on the electric. All this while playing pedal steel and dobro.

Kimo Muraki, Dec. 20th

Kimo Muraki is a Seattle based performer, multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, composer, arranger, live and studio musician actively recording for major labels and independent artists. He is a founding member of Marmalade, the longest running funk/soul weekly residency in the history of the Seattle music scene.