Overview: Seattle-based indie-rock band Whiskey Class is scheduled to perform benefit concerts supporting KHNS on Friday, August 7 and Saturday, August 8. The group consists of Alaska-grown musicians blending powerful vocals and harmonies into groovy psych-pop with a rich electronic sound.
The Full Story
The concerts are organized as KHNS benefit events featuring the versatile indie-rock band Whiskey Class. Performances will take place at Skagway Brewing Company in Skagway on Friday, August 7, and Chilkat Center for the Arts theatre in Haines on Saturday, August 8. Doors open at 7pm for the Skagway show and 6pm for the Haines event, with music beginning at 8pm and 6:30pm respectively. Ticket prices are set at $15 cover at the door for the Friday performance and $20 at the door for the Saturday show.
The band features Pat Troll, Alex Nelson, Liz Snyder and Robin Croen. Their musical style ranges from groovy psych-pop with a rich electronic sound into an acoustic folk vibe. The lineup combines excellent songwriting with great harmonies to create a versatile performance suitable for various venues. On Saturday, August 8, the show will feature local band Keep the Pool Open.
What This Means
The events serve as KHNS benefit concerts, supported by sponsors including Aspen Suites Hotel Haines, Eldred Rock Lighthouse Preservation Association, Foundation for the Chilkat Center for the Arts, Haines Brewing Company, Hammer Museum, American Bald Eagle Foundation, Haines Sheldon Museum, Mountain Market/Mountain Spirits.
Consumer Takeaway
Drinkers can attend these specific releases by purchasing tickets at the door for $15 or $20 depending on the venue and date. The experience offers a live performance of Alaska-grown musicians in Skagway or Haines.
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