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Tucked away under the viaduct in downtown Seattle, Highway 99 Blues Club

Published 7:00 am Monday, October 29, 2012

Cris Crass (Drums)
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Cris Crass (Drums)
Cris Crass (Drums)
Highway 99 Blues Club, just under the road from which it derives its name.
Tucked away under the viaduct in downtown Seattle, Highway 99 Blues Club
Wesley Amundsen (Bass)
Keytone Guess (Drums)
Tucked away under the viaduct in downtown Seattle, Highway 99 Blues Club
Billy Dwane (Lead Guitar/ Vocals) from Billy Dwane and the Creepers
A few couples took to the dance-floor over the course of the evening.
Tucked away under the viaduct in downtown Seattle, Highway 99 Blues Club
Tucked away under the viaduct in downtown Seattle, Highway 99 Blues Club
Adam Bratman (Lead Guitar)
Kelly Ryan (Bass)
Little Ray Esparza (Rhythm Guitar / Vocals) from Little Ray and the Uppercuts
A few people came down for the midweek show.
Drum-kit lights above the bar
Tucked away under the viaduct in downtown Seattle, Highway 99 Blues Club
Highway 99 usually has a gallery in back, but it has been temporarily moved due to some renovations.
The bar, lit by fixtures made from old drum-kits, work-lights, and beer bottles.

Tucked away under the viaduct in downtown Seattle, Highway 99 Blues Club is host to local musical talent and art. Rockabilly Night is a monthly event, occurring every fourth Wednesday, and usually features two bands. Little Ray and The Uppercuts, who normally host the show, played June 27th alongside guest band Billy Dwane and The Creepers. photos by Mike Stolp-Smith Published on June 28, 2012

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