RYE BROTHERS ‘POWER-POP COUNTRY’ PLAYS BURBANK

Posted on April 13, 2017 by Joseph Timmons in Best Bets, Concerts, Concerts, Live Performance, news, Performance Locations, Performances, Performers, Touring, Touring Now // 0 Comments

An Original Power Pop Country Band, with Some Rock

(Proudly Endorsed by Ernie Ball)

Wednesday, April 19 – JOE’S GREAT AMERICAN BAR & GRILL

Thursday, April 27 – BURBANK MOOSE LODGE

Acclaimed L.A.-based power-pop/country group Rye Brothers perform two upcoming shows in the popular entertainment hub of Burbank, at Joe’s Great American Bar & Grill, 4311 W. Magnolia Blvd.,Wednesday, April 19, 9:00 pm, no cover, (818) 729-0805 orhttps://joesgreatbar.com/; and Burbank Moose Lodge, 1901 W. Burbank Blvd., Thursday, April 27, 8pm-11pm, no cover, (818) 842-5851 or http://burbankmoose.com/home/.

Rye Brothers are a “power-pop” rock/country act, mixing contemporary country music and rock n’ roll guitar-driven songs. The group is led by Paul Justin & Justin Foutz, who trade off on the lead vocals and guitar licks. Paul and Justin formed Rye Brothers in the Summer of 2015 and quickly added a solid rhythm section consisting of Evan Chudnow (bass, backing vocals) and Jeff Sorenson (drums, backing vocals) to round out this Southern California-based “power-pop” quartet.

IE Shine On states, “High-energy honky-tonk infused with a modern rock ‘n’ roll edge – let us introduce you to SoCal’s hottest new country-rock band, Rye Brothers”.

Rye Brothers are a complete package and ready to blow out your speakers, rock your soul and make you forget about the daily grind. Go ahead and give them a listen, you might find yourself singing the songs long after you turned off the audio player.

“Their anecdotes are the Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, Gram Parsons, Dwight Yoakam and Luke Bryan…they may be accused of being musically all over the road but that’s what makes their music so much more compelling.”

ROCK BANDS OF L.A.

“The Rye Brothers are strong and smooth like your favorite Rye Whiskey…the guitar solos are pure pop country.”

NATIONAL COUNTRY REVIEW