Runaway Symphony to play Conor Byrne Pub on March 23
Moscow Idaho darlings Runaway Symphony returns to Seattle to play Conor Byrne Pub with Jason Sees Band and Brian Stai on Friday, March 23, 8pm.
The songs on Runaway Symphony’s 2016 sophomore release, American Blood, unfold like chapters in a novel, weaving an orchestral folk odyssey through rich harmonies, dynamic instrumentation, and vivid story-telling. American Blood tells a story that both challenges and inspires, and masterfully establishes Runaway Symphony as a leading voice in folk songwriting. Runaway Symphony has shared the stage with Colbie Caillat, Eric Hutchinson, Sally Ford, Joe Pug, and is featured in Warner Bros’ 2017 feature-film, Father Figures, starring Owen Wilson, Ed Helms, and Glenn Close.
“A waterfall of cascading violins, guitars and drums flow into the lifeblood of ‘The Fall of Man’ by US folk/rock band Runaway Symphony, from their latest album American Blood.” – Alex Rain, Bird Music.
Seattle’s Jason Sees Band is set to release their 5th installment, Robot Dance EP. A light hearted, guitar driven, rock collection of songs contradicts sharply with Jason’s usual themes of solace and introspection. Troubadour roots be dammed, on this album Jason rocks!
“Like waking up in a slightly sandy bed with the smell of the ocean at the edge of your awareness” – Sarah DiMuzio, NW Music Scene.
Brian Stai is an Americana Folk artist located in the Pacific Northwest. He emphasizes authentic lyrics and storytelling to engage any audience and take them deeper into his songs. His sound has been described as “Vintage Americana”with a modern twist.