Name: The Nth Power with Smiley T & The Tall Trees
Start: 2025-01-26T19:00:00
End: 2025-01-26T23:00:00
Location: The Hivve

Date Sunday January 26, 2025 Doors 6pm | Smiley T &amp; The Tall Trees 7pm | The Nth Power 8pmVenue The Hivve (164 SE G. Street Grants Pass, OR 97526)Tickets $25 Advanced (plus fees) $35 Door All tickets are general admission on a first-come basis. Must be at least 21 to attend *Limited seating available***$1.00 of all ticket sales will be donated to The Hivve Arts Hub, a local nonprofit organization supporting all forms of art in Grants Pass.Libations &amp; snacks available for purchase. NO outside food or beverage. Non-smoking venue.Email <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:crashandcmacmusic@gmail.com">crashandcmacmusic@gmail.com</a> with ADA requests.About the Headliner: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://thenthpowermusic.com/">The Nth Power</a>Proving that soul music can be exponentially greater than the sum of its parts, The Nth Power will inspire you to dance, groove, make love or just stand there with goosebumps.Few artists pack as much punch in a five-piece, all-analog ensemble as The Nth Power. The formula starts with drummer Nikki Glaspie (Dumpstaphunk, Beyoncé)'s deep pocket, explosive energy and silky vocals, compounded by bassist Nate Edgar (John Brown's Body), whose quiet confidence lies in perfect contrast to the emphatic, funky low-end he creates. Next, the unmistakable vocals of Nigel Hall (Lettuce, Warren Haynes Band) and his innate ability to preach with a keyboard hit the groove in full force. Over the top comes Nick Cassarino (Jennifer Hartswick Band, Big Daddy Kane), oozing more soul in one finger than most guitarists could create in a lifetime, and with a voice that immediately wraps the room in sex appeal. West African djembe master Weedie Braimah (Toubab Krewe, Kreative Pandemonium) is the final X-factor, creating a rhythmic symphony that completes the equation with resounding finesse.Together, the Nth Power wants to change lives through a message of musical love and understanding. "Just know that when you hear this music, you're going to feel something -- you're going to connect with something higher than yourself," Braimah explained.December's Thank You Tour follows the April 20, 2013 release of Basic Minimum Skills Test, a six-song EP the group unleashed on the streets of New Orleans during Jazzfest. There, early buzz about The Nth Power's transcendent live performances first took hold, and the band has since appeared on a handful of festival lineups, including Electric Forest and Bear Creek Music Festival."The sound we create is built on a strong foundation of love," said Hall. "We're just getting started, the best is yet to come."