KLB merch available on itunes CD Baby www.krislagerband.com
Influences
Allman Brothers, Jimi Hendrix, Ray Charles, Taj Mahal, Mato Nanji, Tab Benoit, The Three Kings, The Black Keys, Ray Manzerek, Luther Allison, Derek Trucks, Otis Redding, Bob Marley, Mule, Junior Kimbrough, The Band, The Hanks, Lonnie Mack, James Gang, Patrick Sweany, Zeppelin, Magic Sam, Bill Withers, John Lee Hooker, Bob Dylan, Jeff Healey, Janis Joplin, Otis Spann, & The Hoax...
Kris Lager and Jeremiah Weir's Electric Stomp is a Nebraska born Duo who have dedicated their lives to playing Soulful, original music.
With Weir on drums, and Lager on guitar and vocals, the guys have a chemistry that comes from playing well over 1,000 shows together and the word is getting out that these two are both powerful and unique. With their "Celebrate Life" mantra and working class musicianship, the show is constantly evolving as the lines between Rock, Soul, Blues, Zydeco, and Hill Country Boogie blur into a sound that is truly their own. In a time where 'Blues' has become a buzz-kill word because it seems so many try and emulate what has already been done, Kris ups the ante with an often overlooked aspect of the music...good Songwriting. When Kris sings you can tell that he feels every word and lives every emotion as the songs evoke everything from Joy to Sorrow, Celebration to personal Meditation. And, longtime sideman and Hammond hauler, Weir continues to amaze audiences as he has proven to be a slammin' drummer with an uncanny ability to follow Kris and hold a solid Groove.
Together, these two have traveled the country and honed their craft. Never resting on past success and always working in new material, it's undeniable that Kris Lager and Jeremiah Weir's Electric Stomp is the real deal. Good people, good music, and a Real Good Time.
> Check out their latest CD "The Mighty Quinn" featuring rockin' drummer John Fairchild. "Screaming guitars, powerful drums, piping organ delivered by a trio who has played together for years. No click tracks, no overdubs. It's real, it's raw, and it's good." CD Baby
Indigenous front man Mato Nanji had hired these guys to be his
nationally touring band and together they have traveled
from
N.Y. to L.A., Yellowknife to New Orleans and many places in-between. Look for the new Indigenous album "Broken Lands" with KLB.
Don't miss a chance to see this unique, energetic band from the Heartland. And make sure you check out their music available on iTunes and at www.krislagerband.com
"Kris Lager Band is so unassuming that it might take you a few songs to realize they're crack musicians with substantial songwriting abilities, rock-solid musicianship, and the kind of exacting sensibility that makes every song distinctive (and distinctly theirs). Those who reside on either coast might be used to thinking of the Midwest as flyover country, but "Transient" makes crystal-clear that the interior U.S. is a musical crossroads. The band inhabits the borderland of genre boundaries so comfortably, it's clear that, to them, this is home. That kind of boundary crossing gives "Transient" a cosmopolitan flair that complements its friendly, down-home sensibility. Without sounding preachy or condescending Lager and company can serve up gourmet home cooking while respecting the intelligence of their listeners." --- Genevieve Williams (Blues Revue)
"Mato Nanji, founder and leader of the Native American blues-rock band Indigenous fronts a tight, organ-powered quintet. The band's lineup was overhauled recently. Slide guitarist Kris Lager and keyboardist Jeremiah Weir now play a prominent role, so much so that the set Monday night often evoked the Allman Brothers. Frequently trading solos -- contrasting brawny, reverberating Strat tones with piercing, bottleneck flourishes -- Nanji and Lager orchestrated a series of Allmanesque crescendos with help from Weir, bassist A.C Wright and drummer John Fairchild. " Mike Joyce (Washington Post)
"Try sampling the "Celebrate Life' sounds of the Kris Lager Band. This Lincoln band romps through a lot of different blues
and rock sounds to create original music that is undeniably uplifting. You can’t
leave a Kris Lager show in a bad mood." BJ Huchtemann (the Reader)
If you loaded up the Black Keys, Deep Purple, and Ben Harper into a van, shoved them into a car smasher, you'd get the Kris Lager band. -Producer Charlie Johnson at 1:17pm February 25, 2009
Hey Guys thanks for the add! Keep rocking & I'll be looking for any shows you guys do down south. Haven't caught any shows since I saw you at the Thirsty Ear Festival. Have a good holiday season & be safe in your travels my friends.
Hello how are you today? My name is Mike Soxy and it is very nice to meet you and thank you for the add. I hope you like my jams. If you have an extra minute just check them out let me know what you think heck even just drop by and say hello.
Its pretty funny when you can buy a couple boxes of girlscout cookies for $3 and then later that night sell them to drunk patrons for $5 a box. We'll get in the studio faster than I thought we would! -Brandon
JUST WANNA SAY HI & HOPE UR OK........... THANK U 4 THE ADD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HAVE A GREAT ROCKIN WEEKEND!!!!!!!!!!!! HUGSSSSSSSSSSSS KISSSSSSSSSSSSES ALL MY LOVE 2 YA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE FANTASY
I just released a new funky album "Outcries from a Sea of Red" which is now available! It is the funk! You listen to it for free at www.teddypresberg.com
There is currently a search for two types of bands for record label consideration.
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1. A Pop/Rock/Commercial band with female lead. Band must consist of 2 guitars (Prefer both guitar players to be of lead caliber. However, one lead and one rhythm is acceptable), keyboard/piano, bass, and drums. Lead vocal, followed by backing vocals, in that order, is a plus as it relates to other members of the group. Average age of the band cannot exceed 28 years of age.
* Group must have an outstanding lead vocalist. ** Musicianship throughout the entire band must be very strong. *** Group cannot currently be under any contract of any type that is related to the music industry.
2. A Modern Rock band with male lead. Must be a complete band but there are no prerequisites as it relates to the make up of the band. Average age of the band cannot exceed 23 years of age.
* Group must have an outstanding lead vocalist. ** Musicianship throughout the entire band must be very strong. *** Group cannot currently be under any contract of any type that is related to the music industry.
XXX - If you meet the minimum qualifications as described above. Email a link for your MySpace Page and if applicable, a link for your website to: recordingartistsearch@gmail.com
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Hey Kris,can't wait to rock with you guys,the mystic theatre in petaluma would be a perfect place to play,i think indigenous has played there before,i'll try to get booking info for you. ROCK ON! - Dean
