Evening Redness
Evening Redness with Red Samantha and Ill Gotten Gains
Motr Pub
1345 Main St
Cincinnati, OH 45202
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Come hear Evening Redness at the absolute paragon of club venues in Cincinnati. Red Samantha and iLL Gotten Gains will rock your socks off, and we'll be bringing our A game to this exciting show.
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Opened in 2010, MOTR has been and remains to be a premier venue for live, original music in Cincinnati. Located in the historic Over-the-Rhine neighborhood at the City's ...
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Evening Redness Biography
Singer, bassist and principal songwriter Brent Billock spent 12 years tackling lead tenor roles on operatic stages throughout the U.S. before finally deciding to pick up a guitar and tell his own story. Melody and drama take center stage in all of his songs.
Brian Rappach beats the drums for Evening Redness and dirty-blues specialists The Whiskey Shambles. Brian's influences span from classic rock to prog-rock, including intensive masterclasses and working sessions with members of Deep Purple and Yes.
Guitarist John White spent years of dominating Rocksmith on Xbox to prepare him for the rigors of performing on-stage with Evening Redness. He's well versed in 90s guitar rock and 80s punk, giving the band its angular edge.
Through lineup changes and musical re-arrrangements, the band has remained focused on creating accessible rock songs. There’s nothing here that anyone would call “experimental,” but each piece has just enough invention in it to sound like something new.
Read MoreBrian Rappach beats the drums for Evening Redness and dirty-blues specialists The Whiskey Shambles. Brian's influences span from classic rock to prog-rock, including intensive masterclasses and working sessions with members of Deep Purple and Yes.
Guitarist John White spent years of dominating Rocksmith on Xbox to prepare him for the rigors of performing on-stage with Evening Redness. He's well versed in 90s guitar rock and 80s punk, giving the band its angular edge.
Through lineup changes and musical re-arrrangements, the band has remained focused on creating accessible rock songs. There’s nothing here that anyone would call “experimental,” but each piece has just enough invention in it to sound like something new.
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