{"id":14541,"date":"2022-09-26T18:13:58","date_gmt":"2022-09-27T01:13:58","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/seattlewaveradio.com\/?p=14541"},"modified":"2022-09-27T14:17:27","modified_gmt":"2022-09-27T21:17:27","slug":"farmjam-2022-music-review","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/seattlewaveradio.com\/index.php\/2022\/09\/26\/farmjam-2022-music-review\/","title":{"rendered":"FarmJam 2022 “Music Review”"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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FESTIVAL REVIEW\u00a0by Todd Hobert
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Music Festivals are about camping, food, family time, or time with your friends\u2026\u2026\u00a0 Who are we kidding?\u00a0 Music Festivals are all about the music!!!\u00a0 Well, FarmJam Festival<\/a> has got you covered.\u00a0 In the past, they have brought you national acts like Chase Rice, Tyler Farr, Drake White, and Stephanie Quail.\u00a0 This year is no different with\u2026..\u00a0 more on that later.<\/b><\/p>

View Todd’s Photo Gallery of FarmJam 2022<\/a><\/p>

Read Todd’s Festival Review of FarmJam 2022<\/a><\/p>

I like that, unlike the monolith of same old same old country radio at some festivals, Greg Knight and his team at FarmJam have done a great job mixing up the acts while still remaining solidly in the Country Festival feel.\u00a0\u00a0 Let\u2019s take a look at the \u201cLocal Bands\u201d\u00a0 By local bands I mean bands that are from the PNW and are likely to be playing somewhere you can see them, and I suggest you do.<\/p>

Local PNW Bands<\/p>

Devon Wade <\/a>\u00a0<\/p>

Devon is out of Idaho and has been to FarmJam before which tells you that people wanted him back.\u00a0 He is unapologetically a Rock-Country, Guitar heavy singer. He sings about Trucks, Booze, and Girls.\u00a0 No surprise here with songs like \u201cYou don\u2019t know Jack as I do\u201d, \u201cCarhart Cowboy,\u201d \u00a0\u201cBeer Me<\/a>\u201d and \u201cRedneck Barbie.\u201d\u00a0 He can break your heart with thoughtful songs like \u201cDirt and Iron\u201d and \u201cThat Ain\u2019t God.\u201d\u00a0 He knows how to work a crowd and had them all singing and dancing.<\/p>

Brewers Grade Band <\/a>\u00a0<\/p>

I had seen Zac Grooms several times in the past for some special events and he is very talented to be sure so I was very excited to see his band, Brewers Grade Band.\u00a0 BGB hails from the Columbia Gorge area between WA and OR.\u00a0 The band is filled with a very eclectic group of musicians.\u00a0 They are NW country, but I will say it was a very straight country with a strong fiddle sound.\u00a0 I do hear a little blues and a little rock in the music but never over the top.\u00a0 Zac who writes most of the music writes incredible stories in his songs.\u00a0 Some of them are touching and some are just fun.\u00a0 And the older song \u201cWrite a Song about her<\/a>\u201d is probably the best representation of the band as I see them and will link it here. The Fiddle player, Grammy award winner, Joe Smart, stood out to me as BGB uses him to ground their music solidly in the country feel. If you like a fiddle, mandolin, and Lap Guitar country, Brewers Grade Band is for you.<\/p>

Jeff Crosby <\/a>\u00a0<\/p>

Jeff Crosby is an artist\u2019s artist.\u00a0 I can not tell you how many times a musician has asked me if I\u2019ve heard Jeff Crosby yet.\u00a0 When several musicians, that I respect, recommend the same artists, I listen. \u00a0\u00a0Jeff hails from Idaho and remains there after a quick stint in Nashville.\u00a0 He is an Americana Singer-Songwriter and a bit of a character himself with his rugged looks and big white cowboy hat.\u00a0\u00a0 As a surprise, he brought a special guest to share the stage.\u00a0 Darci Carlson<\/a>, who hails from Seattle and Whom I have Shot several times Joined Jeff for an act known to insiders as JC\/DC.\u00a0 Darci left for Idaho during the Pandemic for more friendly environments.\u00a0 Those following Darci and Jeff online were aware that they had teamed up and were doing shows in states that were allowing live music.\u00a0 I am not aware of any Album at this time but you never know.\u00a0 It was casual and fun, full of enough inside jokes to keep Darci in stitches.\u00a0 There was a string of duets that oddly reminded me of Ginger Rogers, Fred Astair’s 50s musical. (Let’s call the whole thing off) They each could and did hold the stage separately but really shined when they played off each other with their witty and flirty banter. \u00a0I still have not seen Jeff with his full band but that just gives me another reason to see him again.<\/p>

Fire Bottle Brothers <\/a><\/p>

The Fire Bottle Brothers are an extremely popular band in the eastern Washington and Western Idaho area and a favorite of the FarmJam crowd.\u00a0 They are by far the most diverse group as far as musical styles. Everyone in the group members writes songs, all have different ideas and it takes their music from Country with a little blues, a little jazz, and a little rock. They all take turns singing and it is refreshing to have so many multitalented members in one band.\u00a0 They were my last year’s hidden gem so they were out of the running this year but if you are not from the Colville, Spokane area, they could be your hidden gem.\u00a0 They say they don\u2019t often get to the west side of the state so you will have to seek them out.\u00a0<\/p>

Taylor and the Train Robbers<\/a><\/p>

Taylor Ketchum and his outlaw band have been a staple on the festival calendar for years.\u00a0 I first ran into them in Canby Oregon in 2019.\u00a0\u00a0 There were a ton of people there wearing T&TTR\u00a0 shirts.\u00a0 I was stunned why so many people in the middle of Oregon were so excited by this ragtag hillbilly country band from Idaho.\u00a0 I got schooled fast.\u00a0 T&TTR has a driving Americana feel.\u00a0 Sounding more like some boys from Mississippi than Idaho.\u00a0\u00a0 They are 3 studio albums In, and I can\u2019t find a throwaway song in the bunch. Cody Braun from Reckless Kelly produced their latest album Non-Typical Find<\/a> and I was happy to hear that Cody didn\u2019t change Tylor\u2019s style but dug in and really enhanced their sound with twangier guitars and tighter harmonies.\u00a0\u00a0 I don\u2019t know a band that tours as much as they do.\u00a0 They have played Seattle a\u00a0 couple of times in the last few months and Tylor said to me that the fans are great and he can\u2019t wait to get the band back into town.\u00a0 After their set at FarmJam Tylor mingled with fans (old friends) at the merch table before they had to leave back to Idaho for a very packed Idaho schedule.\u00a0\u00a0 Portland and Bend can catch a show in October before they head down to Texas as the Idaho weather turns cold.\u00a0 If you are tired of monotonous country songs on the radio, a trip to the traditional country with Tylor and the Train Robbers can be your newest music vacation.<\/em><\/p>

Hidden Gems<\/p>

Every Festival has a band or singer that makes you stand up and pay attention.\u00a0\u00a0 They are hidden because my readers probably have never heard of them because they are new, regional, or are not playing on your local station.\u00a0 This year Farmjam had 2 such bands.\u00a0\u00a0 I talked with FarmJam founder Greg Knight about my list and told him I could not choose between these 2 guys and he said he would be hard-pressed to choose one over the other as well.\u00a0\u00a0 So, we have two bands that could not be any more different.\u00a0 Tim Montana<\/a> and Jeremy McComb<\/a><\/p>

Tim and his music are a result of an active rowdy boy growing up in Butte Montana with time on his hands and a tendency for trouble.\u00a0 Throw in a guitar and let him sing about it and you have Tim Montana.\u00a0 He slides from a rocking \u201cHillbilly Rich<\/a>\u201d to a more traditional woman done me wrong song, \u201cStronger than You.\u201d\u00a0\u00a0 Did I mention; He\u2019s not a bad rapper? He reimagined a heavy rock version of Eminem\u2019s \u201cLoose Yourself\u201d Not content to cover the iconic song, he recreated from the ground up in his own heavy rock country style.\u00a0 He doesn\u2019t need a lead guitar player as he can handle the job perfectly himself but when you have 2 incredibly talented guitar players in your band, it invites a guitar battle and the audience is just collateral damage.\u00a0 5 mins of rock-your-face-off guitar work. Left the crowd in a frenzy.<\/p>

Jeremy, on the other hand, is a traditional rock country singer who works the crowd like a pro.\u00a0 I\u2019m not sure if I liked his music more than I like the stories he tells in between the songs.\u00a0 He had everyone laughing and singing.\u00a0 He has an infectious smile and is quick to laugh himself.\u00a0 Jeremy was really having a great time.\u00a0 He is from about 2 hours away in Post Falls ID but doesn\u2019t think he is just some local act.\u00a0 He tours the US and is heading off to the UK for a string of shows next month.\u00a0 Seattle has the opportunity to see him in person on October 23rd<\/sup> at the Substation in Ballard\u00a0\u00a0 I found Jeremy McComb during the pandemic and fell in love with Cotton\u2019s Gettin\u2019 High<\/a>.\u00a0 His new album Every Road is a thoughtful Journey coming out of imposed hibernation.\u00a0 Some fun and some rock but all country.<\/p>

Barefoot Movement<\/a><\/p>

Every Festival worth its salt has at least one bluegrass band and the best festivals have many. (IMHO)\u00a0
Bluegrass bands have a long tradition and a long list of standard bluegrass songs.\u00a0 Barefoot movement mixed the expected with a string of very good original tunes.\u00a0 The instrumentation was good and balanced, and the vocals and harmonies were excellent.\u00a0 When I listen to bluegrass, I expect tight harmonies and Barefoot Movement delivered.\u00a0 They played some familiar songs but none more unexpectedly familiar than their closing song, Ozzy Ozborne\u2019s classic Crazy Train<\/a>.\u00a0 I love it when artists step out of their comfort zone and then deliver something great.<\/p>

There is a long list of touring acts that are leading up to our headliners.\u00a0 These acts are a group of young up-and-comers and veteran performers. \u00a0\u00a0Let\u2019s take a dive into these.<\/p>

RVSHVD<\/a><\/p>

It is rare that I need to look up an artist at these festivals.\u00a0\u00a0 I usually know at least one song but will study to see what else they have to offer. I usually end up finding that I know several of their songs (Rashad) was one of those.\u00a0 I did recognize Colt 45 a duet with Cooper Alan but that was it. \u00a0This young African American man out of Georgia is quiet and a bit shy, backstage. I was very curious as to what the show was going to be like.\u00a0 He had a very young band, and they were ready to rock.\u00a0 He ran through some covers and then his originals like \u201cRaised Up\u201d. \u201cMy Side of Town\u201d and \u201cDirt Road<\/a>\u201d\u00a0 the crowd loved him.\u00a0 I expect to see a lot more of RVSHVD in the future<\/p>

Hannah Dasher<\/a><\/p>

I reviewed Hannah earlier this summer and I will do it one more time before the summer is done.\u00a0 Her shows are always fun.\u00a0 She is very saucy so make sure the kids have their earplugs in. She is a pure biscuit and gravy southern girl and her twangy southern music follow suit.\u00a0 Hannah is a full-time singer part-time comedian and MC.\u00a0\u00a0 She is constantly talking to the crowd cracking jokes and generally just having a fun time.\u00a0 Her set is always in high gear.\u00a0 Whether she is covering Tush or a Recent big Hit, \u201cYour Gonna Love Me<\/a>\u201d\u00a0 it\u2019s one of the most entertaining 45 mins you will ever experience.<\/p>

Jon Wolfe<\/a><\/p>

Hi, I\u2019m Jon Wolfe, I sing country music and own a tequila company<\/a>.\u00a0 Well good to meet you, Jon. \u00a0I think we will be very good friends!!\u00a0\u00a0 Jon, hailing from Oklahoma is as country as it gets. Big boots, big buckle, and big hat kinda country.\u00a0\u00a0 In the mold of George Straight, Clint Black, and Alan Jackson, Jon has released 12 consecutive top 10 Hits. (8 have hit #1)\u00a0 he is just hitting his stride after 10 years in the national spotlight and shows no sign of slowing down. \u00a0He sang a string of hits, like Some girl from Texas, Give me something I can drink to, and his most recent hit and a tip of the hat to his tequila brand, Juan Lobo Tequila called Tequila Sundown<\/a>. This complements his Texas country staples with a little Island country with a Mexican feel. (think Kenney Chesney)\u00a0 Jon could probably anchor a night at any country festival and was an early evening kick in the butt.<\/p>

Scooter Brown Band<\/a><\/p>

Scooter was back again this year with his band putting down a solid rock\/outlaw\/alt-country set that everybody loved.\u00a0 It is usually just a pure roller coaster ride if the roller coaster had all vertical drops. \u00a0I\u2019ve seen the show a half dozen times or so.\u00a0 It always changes but you can count on it being pro-veteran (Scott is an ex-Marine) and pro-America and I count down the minutes until they play American Son<\/a>. I leave this link, though the video is older it features the late Charlie Daniels who was Scooter\u2019s friend and tourmate for many years. This year they had a new member on stage.\u00a0 I was hoping that fiddle player Donnie Reis would be at the festival.\u00a0 Scooter (Scott) Brown and Donnie are both accomplished in their own right and have come together as brother veterans in the last year to form a side project called War Hippies<\/a>.\u00a0\u00a0 This gives Scooter a chance to pull out his acoustic guitar and show a softer side while Donnie soars over the top singing and playing violin.\u00a0 Donnie had worked through almost a whole bow of horsehair playing the rocking SSB set.\u00a0 Luckily there was enough life in it to pull out a beautiful set weaving in and out of the vocals and harmonies of War Hippies.\u00a0 If there is a difference between fiddle and violin, Donnie has mastered both.\u00a0 \u00a0\u00a0If we are lucky, maybe War Hippies will bring a full set back to FarmJam next year.<\/p>

Cooper Alan<\/a><\/p>

Cooper, If you know you know…\u00a0 if a country concert were a frat party mixed with some country, pop, and rap, you have a pretty good idea of the mayhem that was about to ensue.\u00a0 Cooper came on stage to a very upbeat and bright country pop beat.\u00a0 He flew around the stage and on the outer speakers like that ADD kid in your 3rd-grade\u00a0class during \u201cQuiet Time\u201d\u00a0\u00a0 the set was energy energy energy!!\u00a0 The fan base was large.\u00a0<\/p>

Let\u2019s back up a bit.\u00a0\u00a0 If you don\u2019t know Cooper Alan, you\u2019ve never been on TikTok.\u00a0 He\u2019s kind of a big deal on the country TikTok.\u00a0\u00a0 He has the ability to mash together an unending country song consisting of any number of songs or subjects.\u00a0 It\u2019s a fun trick and he did a mashup live from suggestions from the crowd.\u00a0 25 or so songs were put together into a coherent song that if you are good you recognized about 2\/3 of the lyrics.\u00a0<\/p>

Cooper is no gimmick though.\u00a0 Under that TikTok, a leading man lied a country singer with a deep baritone voice.\u00a0 He has made a splash as of late and by the time you see this will have sung on the Grand Ole\u00a0 Opry stage.\u00a0\u00a0 He made us laugh with songs like, I Can\u2019t Dance (for S#!T)\u00a0 and Small Town Celebrities and some straightforward dance country like First Rodeo and Country Girls.\u00a0 He eventually stopped jumping around like a jack rabbit and pulled out an acoustic guitar and captivated the audience with songs like Tough Ones and We Aren\u2019t Friends Anymore A string of songs dedicated to his wife made the girls love him even more.\u00a0 The crazy came back for a few more songs before he was done.\u00a0 He cleaned up his stuff and left the stage for the next act.\u00a0 And for a moment the stage was quiet again.<\/p>

The Headliners<\/p>

Jessie Leigh<\/a>\u00a0<\/p>

Jessie drove up from NW Oregon where she tours extensively.\u00a0 She was a huge hit at FarmJam last year and through popular demand she had the Friday closing show all to herself.\u00a0 She took advantage of the opportunity and sounded great. \u00a0\u00a0She has been playing and touring ever since Farmjam ended last year.\u00a0 She toured to Washington DC with the Trucker Convoy for several weeks supporting and entertaining the many drivers and supporters along the way.\u00a0 The band has been in many bars and Jessie organized her own festival; JessFest.\u00a0 She has a powerful Rock voice that mixes well with her country pop\/rock style.\u00a0\u00a0 She came out strong which is not unusual.\u00a0 She will bring the grit with the female empowerment song Irresistible<\/a> and then after rocking for 30 mins, stop to honor our military and first responders with the song Small Town Fight. The Festers asked for her back and they got all of her as she gave them all they had and it showed.\u00a0<\/p>

Matt Stell<\/a><\/p>

I saw Matt recently in a small venue and I loved him.\u00a0 I like his music and I Prayed for You is on high rotation at my house.\u00a0 His newer songs like If I Were a Bar are also rotating.\u00a0 Knowing that I would see him later in the summer I paid close attention to the band, the setlist, and of course Matt himself.\u00a0 (Yes, this is what I do at a concert.)<\/p>

As Matt was preparing to go on, I talked to his guys on the side stage and said that I hope this was going to be a Huge show on this big stage and they assured me that it would be.\u00a0 It wasn\u2019t.\u00a0 I was pretty disappointed in the end.\u00a0 The music was great and so was the sound.\u00a0 I could not fault him for his talent.\u00a0 It was great but if you don\u2019t move around that much the stage will suck you up and make you look small.\u00a0 Something you don\u2019t notice in a small venue.\u00a0 Most bands when they get a chance at a big stage and Matt plays big stages all the time like to use the extra room and venture around.\u00a0 Guitar players will pace the stage giving everyone a chance to be close to the big solo and singers will venture out on the speaker stacks to be closer to the crowd.\u00a0 Though Matt’s band and Matt himself occasionally moved from their predetermined locations on the stage, For me, it fell a little flat.\u00a0\u00a0 I think that following the high energy of Cooper Alan was going to be tough and it proved to be.\u00a0 In the end, the crowd loved him and sang all of his hits. Even I sang, I mean, it is Matt Stell standing right in front of you and that accounts for quite a bit.\u00a0 I just thought there were a few missed opportunities in his set.<\/p>

Joe Nichols<\/a><\/p>

FarmJam went from full to, \u201cCan we push the vendor tents back just a little to make some more room?\u201d\u00a0<\/p>

Joe is super talented and after 20-plus years and a semi-truck filled with top 10 hits, he is a machine.\u00a0\u00a0 A quiet and super charming man he doesn\u2019t give off the vibe that he is foundational to modern country music.\u00a0 He gave all of us baritones a song or 2 to sing to our girlfriends and\/or wives.\u00a0 If you are 30 years old there really has never been a time that his music wasn\u2019t in your life.<\/p>

We listened to country anthems like BrokenHeartsville (2002) Gimme That Girl<\/a> (2009) \u00a0I got Friends Who Do and A Good Day for Livin from his most recent album.\u00a0\u00a0 Of course, he couldn\u2019t leave without singing Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off.\u00a0 The whole concert was a sing-along and I was thinking with his catalog of hits he could easily do a 2-hour set or even more.<\/p>

Joe stayed for about an hour to take pictures with anyone who purchased something from his merch store.\u00a0 In the end, it was about half of the attendees in a bulging venue. (they are going to have to let out the belt next year on the size of the venue) They all stood in line to get 10 seconds and a smile with this incredible performer.<\/p>

I really enjoy this festival.\u00a0 There really was no band that didn\u2019t impress the festers.\u00a0 I love the variety of acts and styles that are brought together. This is no accident.\u00a0 Greg works really hard to make sure that there is something for everyone.\u00a0<\/p>

I\u2019m looking forward to seeing next year’s lineup and already know that it will be top-notch.<\/p>

If you don\u2019t have Labor day plans, make plans to be at FarmJam Festival<\/a> 2023, and if you do have plans, break them and get to FarmJam Festival in Colville Washington.<\/p>

IG: toddhtbertphoto for more of my concert photography<\/p>

View Todd’s Photo Gallery of FarmJam 2022<\/a><\/p>

Read Todd’s Festival Review of FarmJam 2022<\/a><\/p>

TODD HOBERT
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