About Kim Virant:
If you were a rock fan in Seattle in the early nineties you were a fan of Kim Virant and her band Lazy Susan. With their Stonesy double guitar stomp and Kim’s charismatic vocals, Lazy Susan ruled the club scene, working their way from small venues to routinely selling out 1000 person capacity rooms.

Kim's solo career that picked up where Lazy Susan left off. Her next two records focused on an Alternative-Country/rootsy guitar-based sound. Through the late nineties Kim and her band played a long list of killer shows including opening for Page/Plant, Pearl Jam, and JohnDoe. In 2003, Kim decided it was time for a change and began working with local producer and recording artist Pete Droge (If you Don’t Love Me (I’ll Kill Myself )/The Thorns). Kim and Pete recorded a 4 song EP that put Kim’s voice in the center of great songs and sparse arrangements. The collaboration was a major springboard for Kim and she soon contacted producer Jon Plum (Brandi Carlile) about doing a full length record. Recorded over 3 years, mainly at London Bridge studio in Seattle, “Songs from a Small House” continued Kim’s journey from rock frontwoman to singer/songwriter.

About Steve Aliment & Annie O'Neill:
Seattle singer/songwriters Steve Aliment and Annie O’Neill have teamed up with guitarist Bart Hyde, drummer Perry Morgan and pedal steel guitarist Mark Wuesthoff to create their own dynamic brand of Americana, rock, and soul. They’ve been releasing a steady stream of songs, including Aliment’s LPs “150 Tears” (2020) and “Armadillo Tattoo” ( 2021) and a new album "Long Way To Go" released in February 2023. The band is getting radio play from Seattle to Dublin, Ireland. Annie O’Neill’s EP “Wild Card” was released in 2020.
With smokin’ guitars, rock solid rhythms & dynamic harmonies this band always delivers a compelling live show.

Steve Aliment - Vocals and bass
Annie O’Neill - Vocals and guitar
Bart Hyde - Guitar, harmonica and vocals
Perry Morgan- Drums/percussion
Mark Wuesthoff - Pedal Steel