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Day: January 17, 2020

Reviews Posted on17 January 202017 January 2020

REVIEW: Kate Fuller and the Boys Club – I like Men

To say that drummer Kyrie Anderson and bassist Alana Dawes create a firm backbone that allows singer and bandleader Kate Fuller to shine, singing with clarity and confidence, would be an understatement.

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