Northampton Trio Colorway to Play The Sidewalk Cafe This Month

"Amazing and inspiring" was what Richard Lloyd-guitarist for the groundbreaking NYC band Television-had to say about Colorway when they played together in October. The Northampton, Mass. rock trio had a busy 2016 opening for the likes of The Yardbirds, Foreigner, Ian Hunter, Delta Deep (feat. members of Def Leppard and STP) as well as being included in the Green River Festival in Greenfield, MA, alongside Margo Price, Oh Pep!, NRBQ, Shakey Graves, Dawes and many more over three days.

Band Leader and guitarist, F Alex Johnson (Drunk Stuntmen/The Young At Heart Chorus) assembled Colorway in late 2012 to give life to the new music he had been writing since getting clean and sober in 2008. The nearly 30 years of writing, recording and performing under Johnson's belt is evident in every song and in every show. He spent the last year revitalizing the band with a new rhythm section, learning and reworking all the material from Colorway's debut self-titled 2013 album as well as 2015's The Black Sky Sequined (mastered by Bob Ludwig) which Modern Rock Review called "One of the finest rock albums of 2015".

Colorway is preparing to go back out on the road with a tour of the southern US in April. On Saturday, January 28 Colorway will play at The Sidewalk Cafe on the corner of Ave A and 6th St in the East Village. They will be showcasing some brand new material as well as playing tracks from their back catalog. An Elbaum Tanner RocknrollScene Presents show.

IF YOU GO:

Colorway

When: Sat 1/28 at 10:15 p.m.

Where: Sidewalk Cafe, 94 Avenue A (Corner of Ave A and 6th St--East Village), New York, NY (Directions: http://alturl.com/z95j9)

www.sidewalkny.com | (212) 473-7373

How much: $10

All ages!

Full lineup:

8:45 Drew Torres

9:30 The Famous Geniuses

10:15 Colorway

11:00 JMI

11:45 Alan Merrill Trio

12:30 Hot Glue and The Gun

Colorway is a dynamic, original rock trio from Northampton, MA. The band
plays rootsy, pop-rock songs infused with inventive, energetic and melodic lead
guitar.

Photo by Paul Shoul