Bud Light Rocks the Boat Free Concert Series
Fruition
Jan
20
Mon
Weekly
Date & Time
Jan. 20, 2020
2:30 PM — 5:00 PM
Fruition
Fruition’s unmistakable vocal blend first revealed itself in 2008 when Jay Cobb Andreson tagged along with Kellen Asebroek and Mimi Naja for an afternoon of busking in Portland. During on their string-band influences early on they released their debut album Hawthorne Hoedown that same year. Since then the band has added Tyler Thompson and Jeff Leonard and continue to hone their unique sound. Fruition’s newest album, Broken at the Break of Day, shines a light on all five members of the band, whether it’s on the traded lead vocals of “Dawn” or the irresistible rhythms of “Where Can I Turn.” As it’s been for more than a decade, their sound is hard to define, but the songwriting and harmonies tie their diverse influences together.
Fruition’s unmistakable vocal blend first revealed itself in 2008 when Jay Cobb Andreson tagged along with Kellen Asebroek and Mimi Naja for an afternoon of busking in Portland. During on their string-band influences early on they released their debut album Hawthorne Hoedown that same year. Since then the band has added Tyler Thompson and Jeff Leonard and continue to hone their unique sound. Fruition’s newest album, Broken at the Break of Day, shines a light on all five members of the band, whether it’s on the traded lead vocals of “Dawn” or the irresistible rhythms of “Where Can I Turn.” As it’s been for more than a decade, their sound is hard to define, but the songwriting and harmonies tie their diverse influences together.
Jan
20
Mon
Weekly
Date & Time
Jan. 20, 2020
2:30 PM — 5:00 PM
Fruition
Fruition’s unmistakable vocal blend first revealed itself in 2008 when Jay Cobb Andreson tagged along with Kellen Asebroek and Mimi Naja for an afternoon of busking in Portland. During on their string-band influences early on they released their debut album Hawthorne Hoedown that same year. Since then the band has added Tyler Thompson and Jeff Leonard and continue to hone their unique sound. Fruition’s newest album, Broken at the Break of Day, shines a light on all five members of the band, whether it’s on the traded lead vocals of “Dawn” or the irresistible rhythms of “Where Can I Turn.” As it’s been for more than a decade, their sound is hard to define, but the songwriting and harmonies tie their diverse influences together.
Fruition’s unmistakable vocal blend first revealed itself in 2008 when Jay Cobb Andreson tagged along with Kellen Asebroek and Mimi Naja for an afternoon of busking in Portland. During on their string-band influences early on they released their debut album Hawthorne Hoedown that same year. Since then the band has added Tyler Thompson and Jeff Leonard and continue to hone their unique sound. Fruition’s newest album, Broken at the Break of Day, shines a light on all five members of the band, whether it’s on the traded lead vocals of “Dawn” or the irresistible rhythms of “Where Can I Turn.” As it’s been for more than a decade, their sound is hard to define, but the songwriting and harmonies tie their diverse influences together.