Berkshire County's favorite rock-jazz-blues band! It's been said that the BTUs "rock the blues—there's no better way to say it! Their soulful vocals and killer guitar point the way to solid grooves that connect the band to the audience and make everyone feel the powerful vibration of the blues together."
Band founder and lead singer, Gina Coleman, entered the music scene in the early ’90s as the lead singer of the folk/rock group Cole-Connection. It wasn’t until 1999 when she played a gospel singer in the Williamstown Theatre Festival production of A Raisin In The Sun that she was steered down the path of blues.
With a repertoire that includes band adaptations of Amy’s self-penned solo tunes, newly minted originals, and select covers, the Amy Ryan Band rocks the blues!
A Dynamic Quartet Featuring Rhythm, Blues, Jazz & Soul from the 30s through the 70s. Wanda Houston is a professional singer, actress, and song stylist who has traveled the stages of the world searching for the perfect song and performance.
Band founder and lead singer, Gina Coleman, entered the music scene in the early ’90s as the lead singer of the folk/rock group Cole-Connection. It wasn’t until 1999 when she played a gospel singer in the Williamstown Theatre Festival production of A Raisin In The Sun that she was steered down the path of blues.
Top off your Saturday night with groove and funk spins on the classics with Hot Sauce. Join us on the dance floor or just enjoy listening to our takes on Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, John Scofield, and more!
Band founder and lead singer, Gina Coleman, entered the music scene in the early ’90s as the lead singer of the folk/rock group Cole-Connection. It wasn’t until 1999 when she played a gospel singer in the Williamstown Theatre Festival production of A Raisin In The Sun that she was steered down the path of blues.
Wind down your week with Berkshires-based Riverside Brothers and groove to their special brand of original music combining their love of blues, soul, and rock.
Band founder and lead singer, Gina Coleman, entered the music scene in the early ’90s as the lead singer of the folk/rock group Cole-Connection. It wasn’t until 1999 when she played a gospel singer in the Williamstown Theatre Festival production of A Raisin In The Sun that she was steered down the path of blues.
Berkshire County's favorite rock-jazz-blues band! It's been said that the BTUs "rock the blues—there's no better way to say it! Their soulful vocals and killer guitar point the way to solid grooves that connect the band to the audience and make everyone feel the powerful vibration of the blues together."
