Fierce, Powerful Blues: The Scorch Sisters Are Back!
Consisting of three formidable women who have been friends and band-mates for many years in different situations, This Los Angeles-based trio return with their unique blend of fierce, soulful vocals and seasoned, blazing instrumental prowess, which led to them being selected a 'Top 100 Live Artist of the Year' by respected national publication, MUSIC CONNECTION.
Francaseca Capasso (lead and background vocals, percussion,) Alicia Morgan (lead and background vocals, keyboards) and Kimberly Allison (guitar) are each at the top of their game professionally, and because they are such fans of each ether's talents, as well as close friends through many years of ups and downs, in 2011 they decided to join forces as the Scorch Sisters - a combination of world-class talents rarely found in the blues world in one band.
The Scorch Sisters bring to the blues a mix of jaw-dropping virtuosity and down-home raw heart and soul, with a sound all their own. Adding a flavor of funk, a soupçon of soul, and just a touch of jazz, the Scorch Sisters' musical gumbo is hot, tasty and soul-satisfying!
They say it's a man's world, but the Sisters beg to differ. They bring a woman's strength, determination, heart and soul to the blues, and they share their passion, heartbreak, joy, and raw, down-home realness with their audience every time they hit the stage. Each one of these women is a headliner in her own right, but when they come together as the Scorch Sisters, there is a synergy that defies comparison, and defines them as a true musical force to be reckoned with. The Scorch Sisters are ready to bring the heat, and they have talent, energy and soul to burn!
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Good Night, Oscar North Coast Repertory (9/16-10/11) |
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Much Ado About Nothing McCadden Place Theatre (8/07-8/16) |
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6 Out of 10 Theatre 68 (8/20-8/20) |
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Catch Me If You Can Colony Theatre (9/17-10/18) |
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Emily Skinner: In Concert Feinstein's at the Nikko (8/14-8/15) |
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Gershwin and the Golden Age Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts (The Soraya) (10/11-10/11) |
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John Lloyd Young Feinstein's at the Nikko (8/21-8/22) |
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Love, Loss and What I Wore Sawyer's Playhouse (8/08-8/30) |
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Our Man in Santiago by Mark Wilding Odyssey Theatre Ensemble (9/10-9/20) |
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CLOWNISH: Not artificial. Or intelligent. Theatre Rhinoceros (9/17-10/04) |