
The Whiskey River Band has offered “the finest Southern Boogie North of Dixie” since 1987. Although primarily a Southern Rock band, they also incorporate Country, Blues and funky Soul into their sets. The Whiskey River Band are four time winners of The New Haven Advocate's (local A&E paper) "Best Of" for Southern Rock/Country music - by enough of a landslide to cause them to retire the category for several years in the early 90s. The Whiskey River Band's music is currently on heavy rotation on internet-based station AllSouthernRock.com as well as on various podcasts worldwide. Additionally, they self-released two CDs: Northern Lights in the Southern Skies (1991, re-mastered and re-released in June 2007) and It's About Time (January 2007).
They have shared the stage with many international recording artists such as:
Whiskey River Band Highlights Include :
In addition to club appearances, The Whiskey River Band is available for private events of all sizes, including corporate functions, bike runs & pig roasts. For additional information, call 203-376-7129 or e-mail us.
Our Sound & Stage Set-Up
If you'd like to see how we sound/perform live, check out our club videos on
YouTube. You can also
hear live tracks on our Music page. Anybody can sound great in the studio - the test is doing the same thing live.
If you want to record or tape any of our gigs - that's all good! Please read
our
taping policy first.
If your club or venue has a Sound crew that needs to see our microphone/amp stage plot beforehand, you can download one here.
More About Us - Our Look, Our Bio
and Promotional Materials For Your Club or Event
Download our
press photo
or
view our EPK
(electronic press kit)
Club owners/managers can
download a color PDF of our 11x17 show poster to print out,
write on and hang to advertise our
gigs. This is a large, pro-quality graphic file (about 5Mb), so
please be patient. For a preview, check out the
screen-resolution copy here.
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