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🎸 Show Details 📅 Date: Thursday, September 25
📍 Venue: Paramount Theatre, Seattle, WA
🎤 Lineup: Candlebox, Sweet Water, Sponge
Are you ready to rawk? 🤘 Get your tickets now before they are gone!
https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0F0064E2D197B8A4
📍 Venue: Paramount Theatre, Seattle, WA
🎤 Lineup: Candlebox, Sweet Water, Sponge
Are you ready to rawk? 🤘 Get your tickets now before they are gone!
https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0F0064E2D197B8A4

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About SweetWater

SweetWater
Born in the heart of Seattle’s early ’90s scene, Sweet Water forged their own path — mixing glam, punk, power pop into something raw, loud, soulful, and unforgettable. While the world was grunge-obsessed, they chased melody and groove, channeling rock’s golden age with a high-voltage twist.
Their early records were lightning in a bottle. Tracks like “Everything Will Be Alright” and “Superstar” earned a cult following, fueled by massive hooks and frontman Adam Czeisler’s Bowie-meets-Lou Reed swagger. As trends shifted, Sweet Water stayed sharp — Suicide (1999) brought a leaner edge, while Clear the Tarmac (2009), Dance Floor Kills (2013), and Firebird (2018) proved they never lost the spark.
Now, with decades under their belt and fire still in their veins, Sweet Water returns with Shine On (dropping Sept. 2025) — a record that blends classic punch with new textures and deeper lyrical depth. The first single, “Kids” (out April 18), shows them wilder, wiser, and ready to blow the roof off. In a world of trends, Sweet Water is the real thing. And they’re not done — not even close.
Their early records were lightning in a bottle. Tracks like “Everything Will Be Alright” and “Superstar” earned a cult following, fueled by massive hooks and frontman Adam Czeisler’s Bowie-meets-Lou Reed swagger. As trends shifted, Sweet Water stayed sharp — Suicide (1999) brought a leaner edge, while Clear the Tarmac (2009), Dance Floor Kills (2013), and Firebird (2018) proved they never lost the spark.
Now, with decades under their belt and fire still in their veins, Sweet Water returns with Shine On (dropping Sept. 2025) — a record that blends classic punch with new textures and deeper lyrical depth. The first single, “Kids” (out April 18), shows them wilder, wiser, and ready to blow the roof off. In a world of trends, Sweet Water is the real thing. And they’re not done — not even close.
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Genres:
Rock
Hometown:
Seattle, Washington
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SweetWater
a month ago
🎸 Show Details 📅 Date: Thursday, September 25
📍 Venue: Paramount Theatre, Seattle, WA
🎤 Lineup: Candlebox, Sweet Water, Sponge
Are you ready to rawk? 🤘 Get your tickets now before they are gone!
https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0F0064E2D197B8A4
📍 Venue: Paramount Theatre, Seattle, WA
🎤 Lineup: Candlebox, Sweet Water, Sponge
Are you ready to rawk? 🤘 Get your tickets now before they are gone!
https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0F0064E2D197B8A4

View More Posts
About SweetWater

SweetWater
Born in the heart of Seattle’s early ’90s scene, Sweet Water forged their own path — mixing glam, punk, power pop into something raw, loud, soulful, and unforgettable. While the world was grunge-obsessed, they chased melody and groove, channeling rock’s golden age with a high-voltage twist.
Their early records were lightning in a bottle. Tracks like “Everything Will Be Alright” and “Superstar” earned a cult following, fueled by massive hooks and frontman Adam Czeisler’s Bowie-meets-Lou Reed swagger. As trends shifted, Sweet Water stayed sharp — Suicide (1999) brought a leaner edge, while Clear the Tarmac (2009), Dance Floor Kills (2013), and Firebird (2018) proved they never lost the spark.
Now, with decades under their belt and fire still in their veins, Sweet Water returns with Shine On (dropping Sept. 2025) — a record that blends classic punch with new textures and deeper lyrical depth. The first single, “Kids” (out April 18), shows them wilder, wiser, and ready to blow the roof off. In a world of trends, Sweet Water is the real thing. And they’re not done — not even close.
Their early records were lightning in a bottle. Tracks like “Everything Will Be Alright” and “Superstar” earned a cult following, fueled by massive hooks and frontman Adam Czeisler’s Bowie-meets-Lou Reed swagger. As trends shifted, Sweet Water stayed sharp — Suicide (1999) brought a leaner edge, while Clear the Tarmac (2009), Dance Floor Kills (2013), and Firebird (2018) proved they never lost the spark.
Now, with decades under their belt and fire still in their veins, Sweet Water returns with Shine On (dropping Sept. 2025) — a record that blends classic punch with new textures and deeper lyrical depth. The first single, “Kids” (out April 18), shows them wilder, wiser, and ready to blow the roof off. In a world of trends, Sweet Water is the real thing. And they’re not done — not even close.
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Genres:
Rock
Hometown:
Seattle, Washington
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