Bastille Day super soul extravaganza, July 15!

Hey, your Sunday Saints are back July 15 for the amazing Bastille-Day-A-Go-Go party at TT the Bear’s in Cambridge! Its not like Mardi Gras in the summertime… it IS Mardi Gras in the summertime, how can you beat that!?

This just in: opening for the amazing Jesse Dee!

Hello friends, we’re pleased as punch to let you know that we’ll be opening for the amazing Jesse Dee at the Middle East Downstairs next Friday night! Alongside the instrumental soul sounds of the B3 Kings and the top-notch funky record spinnin of DJ PJ Gray, its gonna be a party. Hope to see you there!

Last show of our March residency, this Thursday night!

We’re going out with a bang! Come by the Rosebud Bar this Thursday, March 31 for an absotively stupendous evening of real R&B, funky soul and roots as we close out our March residency. Music starts at 9, Saints on at 10, 21+ and just $5!

Some nice words on the Fitz & the Tantrums show…

Thanks to everyone for coming out to Brighton Music Hall and Ryles in Cambridge this past weekend!! Both shows were great and we had a helluva time. Check out some nice reviews from the local press on the Fitz show, in case you missed it…

From the Boston Herald:

Local band Jordan Valentine & the Sunday Saints proved the perfect complement, with a raunchier take on vintage soul. The Etta James of the Boston underground, Valentine has a brassy stage personality to match her powerful voice, and her years as a vinyl collector play into her original tunes. Her band gets a mighty backbeat from ex-Prime Movers drummer Dennis McCarthy, and when they tear into a ’60s classic such as Little Milton’s “Grits Ain’t Groceries,” it’s no time to stand still.

From the Boston Globe:
Homegrown openers Jordan Valentine & the Sunday Saints played more traditional throwback soul along the lines of early-’70s Stax when it was right on the verge of funk. Valentine was an endearing (and sometimes endearingly dorky) soul shouter with a fire inside, and her band was wickedly tight.