Cascade Crescendo Added to Kitchen Dwellers/ Horseshoes & Hand Grenades
Adding to the already stacked lineup, Logjam Presents welcomes Cascade Crescendo to The Top Hat, as they support Kitchen Dwellers and Horseshoes & Hand Grenades on October 31, 2017.
Tickets are now available at The Top Hat, online or by phone at (877) 987-6487.
EVENT PAGE: Kitchen Dwellers and Horseshoes & Handgrenades at The Top Hat 10/31/17
Cascade Crescendo, from Portland, Oregon has been crafting their own brand of bluegrass since 2013. Pulling from their vast range of collective influences, they play original, high-energy bluegrass, jamgrass, and Americana music with captivating lead vocals by Hunter White, blazing fast mandolin licks by Aden Beck, and creative, thumping bass lines by Taylor Skiles. Duluth, MN banjo player, Harrison Olk, joined the band in late 2015, bringing with him solid Scruggs-style banjo and high lonesome harmony vocals.
Cascade Crescendo recorded their first studio album in Spring 2016 at The Hallowed Halls in Portland, OR. The album features fiddle player, Allie Kral (Yonder Mountain String Band) on five tracks and a guest appearance by drummer Nick Werth (Yak Attack, Ghost-Note). Cascade Crescendo is gaining steam, quickly winning over fans across the Pacific Northwest and beyond. They performed at the 2016 Northwest String Summit and regularly team up with national touring bands including Henhouse Prowlers, Hot Buttered Rum, Trout Steak Revival, Front Country, Danny Barnes, and more. They’re returning to Northwest String Summit in 2017 following their first National tour that spanned 14 states across the country!
Cascade Crescendo has… “gained a loyal following with their tightly crafted bluegrass that embraces tradition alongside more progressive, jam-oriented styles.” – Glide Magazine
“Folky singer-songwriter songs are blended with complex harmonies, traditional bluegrass and faster, alternative rock beats. What emerges is a cross between funk, jamgrass, Americana and bluegrass—or newgrass, as they call it—a sound you can’t help but dance to. ” – Source Weekly (Bend, OR)