Whiskey Syndicate Seattle, Washington
Whiskey Syndicate formed in Eastern Washington with a progressive blues/rock sound. Transplanted to Seattle after a hiatus, WS reformed with a few new members. Now, taking influence from the rock n’ roll greats of the past and present (The Who, Zeppelin, The Black Keys…), the band is proving their chops quickly with great songwriting and high energy shows that are still earning them fans everyday. ... more
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