Alternative Press calls King Youngblood “Seattle’s Alt Rock Princes” - they sure got that right. Twenty-three-year-old founder and frontman Cameron Lavi-Jones, along with, drummer Alix Daniel, cellist Chet Peterson, and bassist Hamoon Milaninia have a singular mission: grab heavy guitar/drums rock by the collar and drag it into the willing arms of the fresh new generation of fans currently fueling the world-wide resurgence of rock music.  King Youngblood performed at the pre-game Seattle Seahawks show at Lumen Field on October 7th and is already championed by the likes of multiplatinum producer Phillip Peterson (A$AP Rocky, Portugal the Man, Pink), and London Bridge studio owner and producer Eric Lilavois (Ayron Jones, My Chemical Romance, Macklemore, Death Cab for Cutie) King Youngblood has been leading the rising Pacific Northwest.  

Bob Lovelace and his music have been involved with Seattle Hempfest since its inception in 1991 at Volunteer park. He played the first four years in the reggae band the Ganja Farmers  and continues to play Seattle Hempfests with Phat Sidy Smokehouse - Marmalade -Stingshark and the Faith Healers. He has always been providing a soundtrack for the movement. Recently, Bob has been on tour with Ayron Jones. He has been developing solo projects such as WilloW and Bob Lovelace and Friends. WilloW being a focus on Psychedelic style jam. Bob Lovelace and Friends focus purley on groove with a New Orleanian Rhythmic focus. Bob believes that through dance one's soul connects to the universe and Bob Lovelace and Friends will take you there!

Kitty Junk is Angela Dane and Ryan Lee. Angela is a Women’s Studies professor, Drum Instructor and full time Dog mom. Ryan is a part time Barista, studying Video/Film, social media whiz, and equally interested in Social advocacy and Women’s Studies. They are business owners, DIY/entrepreneurs and upcoming Audio engineers establishing KJ Records and the Womxn and Audio FB Group. Having met on the basis of Riot Grrrls via a Sleater-Kinney concert, April 2020 KJ was born. Kitty Junk evolved in response to many sexist encounters within the music industry. The band aims to make the rock world a more gender-inclusive and POC-friendly space. The duo works to empower their female listeners through their heavy, hard-hitting tracks, Social Media, Podcast and any whimsical way they can.