#redletterstatement

Hello friends/followers! redletterstatement​ is looking for YOUR HELP to become the next Kingdom Bound Talent Showcase winner. Follow them on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram/Tumblr to learn more about the band and download their FREE ALBUM titled "Love People". Stay tuned this week as we have more to come from Red Letter Statement!!

Are you ready? It’s the final night for the Hard Rock Café’s Hard Rock Rising Battle of the Bands. The last three weeks of battles have been fierce with three overall bands from Western New York selected for tonight’s finale.

                Last week featured the most eclectic selection of four groups within recent memory. Fiona Corinne, a singer/songwriter dazzled those in attendance to a bevy of songs focused on love and loss. Her strong vocal abilities soared over her hands as they tickled the electronic ivories.  Following Fiona, Out Chasing Lions, a R&B/Rock fusion featuring a percussionist who also played guitar and sang backed up a hot up and coming R&B singer throwing out rhymes like machine gun fire. Out Chasing Lions showed considerable talent both in their live performance and their studio tracks which added depth by playing underneath the performers on stage.

                If you’ve missed the indie/scream bands of the early 2000’s you also missed the genre’s comeback by Red Letter Statement. Taking the stage in the battle’s third quarter, Red Letter Statement gave an epic performance harking back to the golden days of Taking Back Sunday, Atreyu and The Used. While their stage presence clearly showed they have been playing together for some time, it was surprising to see the stage hold all their talent, dancing and overall debauchery. As a final note, if you have them for dinner, they will eat steak. Last to take the stage, Dark Eyes 55 from Lockport, NY gave their all. With their modern rock fused with funk style, their stage persona illuminated their creativity and fueled audience participation. Almost a modernized Richard Simmons video, there was no lack of stage antics, dancing, and costuming.