Thee Sinseers
Crescent Ballroom
308 N 2nd Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85003
Apr 19, 2024
8:00 PM MST
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Crescent Ballroom PresentsTHEE SINSEERS + THE ALTONSSINSEERLY YOURS TOURThursday, April 18th 2024Doors at 7:00 / Show at 8:0021+General Admission Ticket: $23 - 27 + feesBleachers Ticket: $28 - 32 + fees
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Norma
May 16th 2024
This was my husband and my first concert at The Get Down. I had such a good time. The music was fabulous vibe. Can't wait for Thee Sinseers and Los Altos come back!
Portland, OR@The Get Down Music Venue
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Thee Sinseers Biography
Straight out of East L.A. and led by multi-instrumentalist, producer and singer-songwriter Joseph Quiñones, Thee Sinseers feature a full brass section led by Eric Johnson (Tenor sax), Steve Surman (Bari sax) and José Luis Jimenez (trombone). The line up also includes sweet harmonies and a tight rhythm section consisting of Christopher Manjarrez (Bass), Francisco Flores (Guitar), Bryan Ponce (Guitar/vox), Luis Carpio (Drums/vox) and Adriana Flores (Vox). Together they are a part of a community of musicians who are tying together both the nostalgic and classic with the innovative and new to bring a unique sounds to soul music.
Thee Sinseers are part of the great Colemine Records family lead by Terry Cole, who released their first singles for the songs “It Was Only A Dream” and “I Don’t Mind” in 2019, with a full length expected for release in 2023. The band’s song “Seems Like” was also included in the inaugural compilation EP titled Presenting Penrose Records, from the Penrose imprint of the renowned, Brooklyn-based label Daptone.
Read MoreThee Sinseers are part of the great Colemine Records family lead by Terry Cole, who released their first singles for the songs “It Was Only A Dream” and “I Don’t Mind” in 2019, with a full length expected for release in 2023. The band’s song “Seems Like” was also included in the inaugural compilation EP titled Presenting Penrose Records, from the Penrose imprint of the renowned, Brooklyn-based label Daptone.
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