The Lucky Cheats

Genres: Blues, Rockabilly
Web site: http://www.myspace.com/theluckycheats
The Lucky Cheats are a four piece band from Las Vegas that formed in early 2008. The members include Luke Metz and Jeff Koenig from The Holy Smokes, Wade Braggs and Joe Perv. The Lucky Cheats play an amped-up, stripped-down version of the blues that they have come to call their own, blending a wide range of influences into their sound and blurring the lines between blues, rockabilly and roots rock and roll.
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- Recent Appearances
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The Lucky Cheats at Double Down Saloon
The Lucky Cheats at The House of Blues
Killer Biker Chicks premiere at The Bunkhouse
The Lucky Cheats at The Bunkhouse
- Musicians:
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Wade Braggs – Guitar, Vocals
Joe Perv – Drums
Jeff Koening – Harmonica, Vocals
Luke Metz – Bass, Vocals - Formed:
- 2008, Las Vegas, NV
- Influences
- The Blasters, The Rolling Stones, Little Walter, The Cramps, Andre Williams, The Flat Duo Jets, Chuck Berry, Junior Wells, Tom Waits, Bo Diddley, Johnny Cash, The Red Devils, Steve Earle, The Animals, Little Richard, Howlin' Wolf, Bob Dylan, Jerry Reed
- Current status
- Performing locally
- Related Links:
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The Lucky Cheats on MySpace


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