Whiskey Revival
Genres: Country, Cover band, Rockabilly
The cover band’s six members are already familiar faces on the local music scene. Vocalist Paige Overton is best known for fronting popular country folksters The Clydesdale, while vocalist Andrew Morris, drummer Jon Whisenant and bassist Alex LeCavalier share a stage together in Irish-pub cover group Darby O’Gill and the Little People. Lead guitarist Matt James plays with jam band Cherry Hill, and pedal-steel player Thom Ferman is a member of rockabilly outfit Jaxy & The 357s. Those distinct styles meshed together might sound like a strange cup of tea, but it actually makes for one solid shot of Whiskey.
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- Musicians:
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Paige Overton – Vocals
Jon Whisenant – Drums
Andrew Morris – Vocals
Alex LeCavalier – Bass
Matthew James – Guitar - Formed:
- 2010, Las Vegas, NV
- Influences
- Classic country
- Current status
- Performing around town
- Related Links:
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Whiskey Revival: a cover band with a kick
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