Little Hurricane @ The State Room 05.02 with Ark Life - SLUG Magazine

Out with their new album, San Diego based blues rock group 'Little Hurricane' starts off their 'Gold Fever' tour in Salt Lake City. Playing at the Stateroom with guest group 'Ark Life', this starting performance on their journey will be one to beat.

Out with their new album, San Diego-based blues rock group Little Hurricane starts off their Gold Fever tour in Salt Lake City, playing at The State Room with guests Ark Life. This starting performance on their journey will be one to beat.

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Friday night at The State Room, Denver based group Ark Life takes the stage. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Ark Life members Natalie Tate (guitar / vox), Anna Morsett (bass / vox) and Ben Desoto (drums). Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Bassist Anna Morsett jamming out some great tunes. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Drummer Ben Desoto playing with Ark Life at The State Room. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Jesse Elliott (vox / guitar) playing in Salt Lake City with Ark Life. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Ben Desoto on drums, holding back smiles as Ark Life plays some great music and banters on stage. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Keyboard player and vocalist Lindsay Giles playing with Ark Life at The State Room. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Folk rock group Ark Life playing a set before headliner Little Hurricane. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Ark Life playing to a nice crowd in Salt Lake City. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

(L–R) Mike Pizza, Jen Ringel, Chris Ringel, Amanda Crittenden, Ryann Reynolds and Ms. Angel Jackson III, grabbing a drink before the headliner. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

(L–R) Katie Krell, Meahan Johnson and Brittany DeMott sitting at The State Room awaiting LIttle Hurricane to take the stage. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Michael Lund and Jessie Barrow picking a spot on the concert floor ready for Little Hurricane's bluesy goodness. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Jamie Willardsen, Jessica Perkins and Jodi Mortensen having a nice Friday night out. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Nate and Sue in line for a beverage before the headliner takes the stage. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Blues rock duo Little Hurricane take the stage in Salt Lake City with their first stop on their Gold Fever Tour. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Guitarist and lead singer for Little Hurricane, Anthony “Tone” Catalano, playing to a big crowd at The State Room. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Anthony “Tone” Catalano playing to a huge attentive crowd at The State Room. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Little Hurricane, a "hot mess of a duo" is having an incredible show on the first night of their Gold Fever tour. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Celeste “CC” Spina of Little Hurricane playing the drums at The State Room. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Singer and guitarist Anthony "Tone" Catalano playing at The State Room. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

"Tone" Catalano playing hits from Little Hurricane album Homewrecker, covers from Stay Classy and new material from their newest Gold Fever. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

CC of Little Hurricane playing at The State Room has her own little crowd of fans as she hits those drums. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

CC loves the drums, and the crowd can't stop listening. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

Switching to a corner of the stage, blues duo Little Hurricane brings it down for a few songs. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

CC and Tone entrance the crowd at The State Room, everyone getting nice and cozy in the corner of the venue. Hitting their Gold Fever tour off with this evening in Salt Lake CIty, Little Hurricane fans across the country have a high bar to clear. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

The very gracious Tone and CC of Little Hurricane pose for a photo after talking to fans and signing merchandise. A great way to start off their tour. Photo: Logan Sorenson / LmSorenson.net

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