NEXT UP: PUNCH in Thorp, WA for LRHM’s album tour June 15, 2024
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Contact us at lastoftheredhotmamas@gmail.com
Band Bio:
Last of the RedHot Mamas is a blues band built around the jazz-inspired, country-sauced songs of Amber Flame. Singing about queer Black life, Flame brings raunchy wordplay, constant hustle and heartbreaking love of the blues to contemporary issues of self-care, racial injustice, apocalypse survival, ethical non-monogamy, and post-church spirituality. After debuting at HOODSTOCK 2021, LRHM has performed at On the Block, Black & Tan’s Block Party, Summer at SAM, and Wa Na Wari’s Walk the Block. Last of the RedHot Mamas features Roma Raye Everly on bass, guitar, ukulele and cabasa, Gabby Rivera on cajón, and Kristen Millares Young on vocals and tambourine. With the Jack Straw Cultural Center’s support, Last of the RedHot Mamas released their first ensemble album, Magick Black Woman Blues, Volume 1: The Hustle, for a sold out crowd at The Royal Room on Friday, April 26th, 2024.
Upcoming & Recent Shows:
Rainier Arts Center’s Porch Festival in Seattle, WA for LRHM’s album tour July 17, 2024
Jack Straw Artist Showcase in Seattle, WA for LRHM’s album tour July 12, 2024
New Frontier in Tacoma, WA for LRHM’s album tour July 5, 2024
Hedgebrook’s Open House on Whidbey Island, WA June 30, 2024
PUNCH in Thorp, WA for LRHM’s album tour June 15, 2024
Music My Mother Would Not Like Showcase on ZOOM June 4, 2024
Northwest Folklife Festival in Seattle, WA May 26, 2024 at 12:30 & 3:30pm
The Royal Room for LRHM’s ALBUM LAUNCH April 26, 2024
Open Books: A Poem Emporium for Amber Flame November 17, 2023
Walk the Block for Wa Na Wari September 30, 2023
Honey Moon Mead & Cidery with Cape Flattery September 16, 2023
Elliott Bay Book Company with Jen Soriano August 23, 2023
Summer at SAM for Wa Na Wari July 13, 2023
On the Block for Capitol Hill Block Party June 10, 2023
Northwest Folklife Festival May 28, 2023
Hoodstock neighborhood music festival July 2021 & 2022
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Photo by Zorn B. Taylor Photography
Photo by Capitol Hill Street Fashion
