5.3 Friday (Rock / Americana) Nectar & The PBJ Present: FLOWMOTION feat ANDY COE, JOE DORIA, RL HEYER with HILLSTOMP and Danny Barnes Happy Hour Specials 8-10pm $12adv / $16dos 8pm doors 8:30pm show 21+ Nectar Lounge 412 N 36th St www.nectarlounge.com FLOWMOTION Website Spotify Bandcamp Flowmotion unifies crowds with sweet melodies, high energy, raging guitar and drum solos, and a incredibly tight rhythm section. They move seamlessly through original compositions with a liberating mix of world-funk, jam-rock and sweet balladry on occasion! Saburo Miyata – Bass Bob Rees – Percussion Scott Goodwin – Drums/Vocals Josh Clauson – Vocals/Guitar Andy Coe – Guitar Wizardry HILLSTOMP Website Spotify Soundcloud Portland Oregon junkbox blues duo HILLSTOMP is infamous for digging through the dumps and forgotten backwoods of American music, recycling traditional elements into a refreshing and distinctive brand of do-it-yourself hill country blues stomp. North Mississippi trance blues, a bit of Appalachia, and a dash of punkabilly come clanging and tumbling from assorted buckets, cans and BBQ lids, all drenched in rambunctious slide guitar. Somehow it works. Despite their homemade instruments and novel approach, Hillstomp is no novelty act. Hillstomp's memorable live performances tap into a magic that cannot be rehearsed, converting outlaws and traditionalists alike from skeptics into preechers. This has been witnessed in most of the 50 states as well as England, Ireland and Italy. Denmark and Ireland, we're coming for you again soon! After two widely-acclaimed studio albums, the band hopes to capture some of that live energy on a new album titled After Two but Before Five. The album was recorded live recently on two nights in the Northwest. The band's previous albums "The Woman that Ended the World" and "one word" are available on the web at www.HILLSTOMP.com [thats right here] or www.cdbaby.com/hillstomp and hopefully a store near you. Just the Facts * Henry Christian ~ Guitar * John Johnson ~ Buckets * occasional helpers especially Philip Guttman or David Lipkind on harmonica