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8:00 PM MDT
The State Room Presents POWDER BLUE - A WEEN TRIBUTE Performing 12 Golden Country Greats FRI, 23 OCT 2026 at 08:00PM MDT Ages: 21 & Over Doors Open: 07:00PM Of all the adventurous things the rock band known as Ween has done over their career, recording a straight-up country album with legendary Nashville session musicians was probably the most surprising.” Powder Blue pays homage to Ween’s “12 Golden Country Greats”, featuring a medley of Salt Lake’s best musicians, spearheaded by a 4 piece core that explores other alternative-rock covers, classic (and not-so-classic) honky tonk, and funky originals. The evening begins with a short set of original music from J-Rad Cooley’s Cajun Cowboys (a slimmed down honky-tonk blues combo), followed by Powder Blue, which evolves from its rock & roll core to a full-blown 10-piece outfit accompanied by fiddle, steel guitar, keys, harmonica, and more. Artists include (but are not limited to): Michelle Moonshine (guitar/vox), John Davis (guitar/vox), Nik Grainger (bass/vox), Dave Idan (drums/vox), J-Rad Cooley (harmonica/vox), Juliette Camille (fiddle), Greg Midgley (keys), Dylan Schorer (pedal steel), and special guests Rick Gerber, Morgan Snow, Sarah DeGraw, Kirk Dath, Jeremy Whitesides, Matt Calder, Joshua McCune, Daniel Young, Jerry Cochran, and more. Brace yourself for crude lyrics, ripping solos, and timeless classics as we celebrate one of the greatest country albums of all time.
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Artist bio
Salt Lake City based band The Pour offers up their unique recipe of rock, funk, and soul with influences ranging from Jimi Hendrix to Pink Floyd and Miles Davis to Radiohead.
With nearly a decade of songwriting under their belts, lead guitarist Jeremy Whitesides and vocalist/bassist Matt Calder lead the creative charge. Colorfully accompanied on keys is Jesse Howerton, and driven by Nate Barkdull on the drums. Carefully crafted, tightly executed original songs provide the foundation for a live show full of deep grooves, tasteful solos, and open-ended improvisation. With their recent EP release “1984,” The Pour are undoubtedly on the move.
Members of The Pour have had the privilege of opening for and sharing the stage with John Popper and Blues Traveler, Karl Denson, John Medeski, Stockholm Syndrome, Steve Miller, Eric McFadden, Orgone, Big Head Todd, MonoNeon, Steve Molitz, and DJ Logic.
Read MoreWith nearly a decade of songwriting under their belts, lead guitarist Jeremy Whitesides and vocalist/bassist Matt Calder lead the creative charge. Colorfully accompanied on keys is Jesse Howerton, and driven by Nate Barkdull on the drums. Carefully crafted, tightly executed original songs provide the foundation for a live show full of deep grooves, tasteful solos, and open-ended improvisation. With their recent EP release “1984,” The Pour are undoubtedly on the move.
Members of The Pour have had the privilege of opening for and sharing the stage with John Popper and Blues Traveler, Karl Denson, John Medeski, Stockholm Syndrome, Steve Miller, Eric McFadden, Orgone, Big Head Todd, MonoNeon, Steve Molitz, and DJ Logic.
Band Members: Matt Calder - Bass/Lead Vox, Jesse Howerton - Keyboards/Synths, Nate Barkdull - Drums, Jeremy Whitesides - Guitar

