Local singer songwriters join forces to give you an evening of stellar writing, insane harmonies and true friendship. Laughter and music will fill the ballroom for this one night of spectacular songwriting.

Singer/songwriter Kristen Marlo began singing before she could talk, and hasn't stopped since.

She is a classically trained vocalist and self-taught guitarist, but also an accomplished composer and lyricist. She is a United States Air Force veteran. Inspiration for her prolific songwriting comes from passion for new experiences; her work covers the full range of human emotion, from love and lust to rage and revenge.

Over last decade she has been touring the US extensively in support of two independently released EPs, a live LP and a full band in studio LP. Her broad appeal is reflected in the eclectic list of internationally known American artists she's opened for, including Sara Bareilles, Joshua Radin, Matt Hires, Eric Hutchinson, Allen Stone, April Smith, Fanfarlo, The Bravery, OAR, Gary Jules, folk singer Todd Snider, country artist Eric Church and others. Likewise, her music is featured on a score of compilations and her backing vocals can be found on dozens of other artists' releases.

Gina Belliveau is a Seattle-based musician who plays solo mostly- percussive acoustic folk with an achilles heel for ridiculous pop cover tunes (www.reverbnation.com/ginabelliveau). Her ever expanding repertoire runs the gamut from Billie Holiday to Billie Jean.

With an adaptable sound to fit any room, she has played at raucous bars, mellow wine bars, art auctions, as well as corporate events for Microsoft, Silver City Brewery, Hard Rock Cafe, Wild Waves Theme Park, among others. Most recently, she worked on a couple cruise contracts with Holland America Line, adding 'on top of a hot tub in the middle of the ocean' to her list of most bizarre performance locales.

Website:

http://www.reverbnation.com/ginabelliveau/

Based out of Tacoma, Washington, Kurt Lindsay has been playing all venues imaginable in the great northwest. Equipped with just an electric guitar and his voice, he captivates audiences with rich lyrics and heartfelt melodies. His influences are widespread; ranging from Damien Rice to Van Morrison, from Jeff Buckley to Ottis Redding. After his band, BODYBOX, stopped playing in 2013, Kurt knew that it was time to take his solo career to the next level. He began booking shows all over the place, often driving over four hours in a single day. Kurt continues to grow his fan base, and rumor has it that some projects may be set for the not too distant future. In the meantime, check out his album which is for sale on this website and watch some of his videos to get a better idea of what his music is all about. Most importantly, make sure to catch him in his element at a live show.