Tropical Depression, A Tribute To Alan Jackson by Cole Diamond at Mortimer’s
Friday, May 13
8:00PM Doors / Music 8:30PM / 21+ / $5 ADV - $10 DOS
Jump in your Mercury and head on down to Mort's!
Cole Diamond and the boys are once again transforming into their alter ego Tropical Depression; an Alan Jackson tribute of the highest caliber. We'll be joined by up and coming powerhouse Molly Brandt and regional country superstars Redwing Blackbird. Grab some tickets, grab some friends and for the love of God "Don't Rock The Jukebox".
About the bands
Cole Diamond
Mixing up an unlikely concoction of vintage rock & roll and outlaw country, Cole Diamond is, depending on when you ask, either the stage name for singer/songwriter Ryan Otte or the collective handle for Otte and his Band. For years Otte spent most weekends behind a drum kit playing with too many band to list. The idea for Cole Diamond came about as a way for Otte to step out from behind the drums and try his hand at the front of the stage for once. In the few years since “Cole Diamond” was conceived he has released an EP, received airplay on 89.3 The Current, and opened for national acts such as Corb Lund.
Molly Brandt
Molly Brandt is an American singer-songwriter and career-poised country artist, emerging out of Minneapolis, Minnesota, with roots in Iowa, and originally born in Denver, Colorado. Impassioned by the joy of creating music and sharing it, Molly Brandt’s skill has landed her deeply invested in her craft, stylized and self-described as “continuing the tradition of American music”. Timeless storytelling and lyrics alike, Molly Brandt hones-in on a certain secondhand-nostalgia, emanating from the denim-plastered 90’s and the aughts era of country-pop radio along with a throwback to the sounds of classic rock and older country in her debut singles.
Redwing Blackbird
While REDWING BLACKBIRD features members of Pleasure Horse, Sparrowhawk, and the Union Suits, they reject the label "supergroup". With a slew of original hit songs, some have already dubbed them America's Greatest Regional Country Band.
