NoRey, Tiny Messengers, Henry at War to Play the Jewelbox Theater

Get yourself down to Belltown on Thursday the 26th for a night of music at the Jewelbox Theater (inside the Rendezvous) with some of Seattle’s great folk/alternative folk-rock/country. The bands’ overlapping labels might be troublesome at times, but rest assured, this night’s music, featuring banjos, lap steel and beautiful voices singing songs equally full of joy and pathos, will keep you distracted. NoRey’s website explains the confusing monikers best:

"Tiny Messengers" is the debut ensemble from local Seattle musician Kimo Muraki, formerly of Fences, Hallways, Lonesome Rhodes, and current member of electro-psych-rock band Surrealized, funk legends Marmalade, Super Sonic Soul Pimps, and sitting in with artists such as Michael Vermillion, Andrew Vait, and many others.

"Henry at War" is the music of singer/songwriter Danielle Henry with producing from Jonathan Warman. Danielle is a native of Seattle, WA where she resides and writes her country-meets-Seattle tunes. Her live band includes Jonathan Warman, Sean Lane, Steven Norman, and Kimo Muraki. Studio recordings also include Colin Richey.

Doors: 9 p.m.

Tickets: $5

– Tom Mohrman