Motus bassist Troy Bohman and guitarist Sam Jeager jam out. // Photo by Zen Wolfang
The first night of February, local groups Motus and The Whags were joined by Eugune, OR, funk septet Soul Vibrator for a jammin’ night at Barboza. The Whags opened the night with some psych-funk. Soul Vibrator keyed up the audience during their set, and Motus closed the show with their signature groovy energy.
Psych-funk quintet The Whags open the night at Barboza.
Guitarist Liam Tevlin and drummer Cam Hancock pull a groove.
The group had great presence and chemistry with each other throughout the set. Pictured here, bassist Jake Kennelly and Tevlin.
Hancock looks to keyboardist Jordan Tan.
Tan provides some vocals.
Soul Vibrator, a septet out of Eugene, OR, takes the stage with gusto.
Frontwoman Samira Lobby feels out a groove with bassist Miles Alberts.
Alberts and keyboardist Max Pinder bring the funk.
Lobby uses every inch of the stage, pulling the audience into Soul Vibrator's set.
Guitarist and vocalist Zev Kamrat.
Soul Vibrator finishes out a funky set filled with boundless energy.
Seattle funk septet Motus headlines the night.
Frontwoman Monica Parshotam brings a joyous energy to Barboza.
Saxophonist Rebekah Way makes up one-half of the band's brass section. Trumpeter Daniel Lombard is the other half.
Back-up vocalist Kaeli Earle adds texture to Motus's sound.
Bassist Troy Bohman and guitarist Sam Jaeger get cozy on stage, not letting the small space cramp their style.
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