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The Sioux City Live Music Club has been bringing some of the top small to medium level musical acts to Sioux City since it’s beginning late in 2008.  Their commitment to giving Siouxland music fans the opportunity to experience the best in American music continues this week. The non-profit club is proud to present the debut of Brad Hoshaw and the Seven Deadlies, a rising star in the Americana folk/rock scene. Friday, January 22 Hoshaw and his all-star band will be performing in concert at the Eagles music hall in downtown Sioux City. Opening the show will be Sioux City’s own Thieving Magpies.

Brad Hoshaw appearing Friday, January 22 at the Sioux City Live Music Club.

Hoshaw and his band have been gaining fans around the land with their powerful live shows. Hoshaw’s songwriting skills and earthy vocals reach out and pull audiences into his world. The experience becomes almost religious. They were voted Best Adult Alternative Rock Band by Omaha Entertainment Awards in 2008 and are nominated for 5 more awards this year. Hoshaw started his career as a solo artist playing clubs and bars around the country for almost 14 years before forming the Seven Deadlies. Now with the release of a self-titled CD, he is receiving even more critical acclaim as well as a loyal fan base. Now, Sioux City music lovers can experience the impact of this unique artist.

What: Brad Hoshaw & the Seven Deadlies with Thieving Magpies
When: Friday, January 22, 9:00 pm
Where: Sioux City Live Music Club,  Eagles Aerie, 416 Jackson Street
Tickets: $5.00

It’s been said that the blues had a baby and it’s name is rock and roll.

One Northwest Iowa band has embraced this musical union with a passion. The Jacob Lee Band is gaining fans throughout the area with a rocking mix of classic rock and blues. Led by young guitar wizard Jacob Lee, this band of college students play a brand of music that was created before they were born. The set list might include some Hendrix, ZZ Top and maybe even AC/DC. Lee drives this high-energy show with his strong guitar performance, however lead singer Natha Ohlinger draws audiences in with her captivating voice and delivery. Drummer Russell Weller and bass player Jeff Kuhns provide a solid rhythm section to anchor the soaring Lee.

The band has been performing throughout the Midwest including an appearance at the 2009 Harvest Jam in Chicago and an opening slot for rockers LA Guns. Sioux City music fans will have a chance to catch this young band at the Chesterfield on Friday, January 22. Weller says they are excited to return to Sioux City and look forward to meeting new fans.