The Lips Return!
Like the legendary Beat Farmers, the Country Lips bring new meaning to the term Cowpoke. Sort of Merle Haggard meets Commander Cody, this Seattle band knows how to Party with the King! The Press raves:
“These boys look like outlaws. If they entered your bar, silence would soon fall as heads turn to eyeball this ensemble. But after a few tunes they’d be everyone’s friends because so much of their repertoire is good time stuff. They don’t cry into their beer.”—No Depression
“Country music gets a bad rap, and it’s mostly the fault of goody two-shoes like Keith Urban and Garth Brooks. I mean, back in the day, country was full of bad boys. Seattle’s Country Lips sound and play more like classic country’s raucous and rowdy boys—and their live shows are becoming legendarily wild. It’s hard to stand still when eight-plus members are bringin’ the foot-stompers. Country Lips are putting the party back in the original party music. Somebody had to ... view more »
The Lips Return!
Like the legendary Beat Farmers, the Country Lips bring new meaning to the term Cowpoke. Sort of Merle Haggard meets Commander Cody, this Seattle band knows how to Party with the King! The Press raves:
“These boys look like outlaws. If they entered your bar, silence would soon fall as heads turn to eyeball this ensemble. But after a few tunes they’d be everyone’s friends because so much of their repertoire is good time stuff. They don’t cry into their beer.”—No Depression
“Country music gets a bad rap, and it’s mostly the fault of goody two-shoes like Keith Urban and Garth Brooks. I mean, back in the day, country was full of bad boys. Seattle’s Country Lips sound and play more like classic country’s raucous and rowdy boys—and their live shows are becoming legendarily wild. It’s hard to stand still when eight-plus members are bringin’ the foot-stompers. Country Lips are putting the party back in the original party music. Somebody had to do it. It’s not always about tears falling in your beer.” – The Stranger
“Many, many years before the likes of Kenny Chesney, Brad Paisley, and Blake Shelton donned 10-gallon hats and began crooning about blue jeans and cheesy romance, country was the genre of choice for drunkards, rebels, and rockers. Seattle’s own Country Lips pay homage to that proud tradition, cranking out debauched ballads with slurred-speech choruses that would make Johnny Cash and Merle Haggard proud. The eight-piece band has a reputation for rowdiness (as should any roots country revivalists worth their weight in Jack Daniels)…” -Seattle Weekly, Feb 2014
Don’t miss the triumphant return of the Country Lips!
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