Sweet Japonic

Location:
GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan, US
Type:
Artist / Band / Musician
Genre:
Rock / Folk Rock / Blues
Site(s):
THE SOUND
Blended soul, blues classic rock covers ranging from the 60's to today
Stevie Ray Vaughan meets the Temptations, meets Tom Petty and John Mayer with a little bit of Mid-Western charm
THE BAND
Dueling lead guitarists:
Matt Young (guitar)
Sam Parks (guitar)
Solid groove “pocket” style rhythm section:
Gabe Dutton (bass)
Roy Wallace (drums)
3 part harmonies backing soulful lead vocals by Matt Young
The Sweet J Band produces a heck of a lot of sound for a four-piece band
AWARD WINNING
Formerly Sweet Japonic the three-time "Jammy Award" (for best local rock band)
EXPERIENCE
Moving and grooving audiences throughout the Mid-west region for the last 6 year
BACKING BAND
Kalamazoo's own top five American Idol finalist Matt Giraud approached The Sweet J Band in late 09 to be his backing band. Sweet J Band has been playing behind Giraud for over a year playing to tens of thousand's of fans throughout the region including such festivals as Muskegon Summer Celebration, Taste of Kalamazoo, Van Andel arena and the Miller Auditorium in Kalamazoo.
Sweet J has also backed Ralston Bowles, John Gist and others
http://www.americanidol.com/contestants/season_8/matt_giraud
http://ralstonbowles.com/about
http://www.myspace.com/JohnnyGist
FLEXIBLE
A full sound system can be provided for any size show
Always starting and stopping on time
Appropriate volume levels for every room (i.e. dinner crowd vs. dance crowd)
Able to whip up most songs that patrons request
All around crowd pleasing (and venue pleasing) band
EASY GOING
4 guys with an easy-going nature
Aim to please and always delivers a good show no matter the circumstances
BEYOND THE BAND
Outside of playing covers, the members are busy guitar teachers, recording engineers and first side/session musicians in the West Michigan music scene
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