Flamin' Groovies and The Minks

The Minks, a Nashville-based psychedelic-blues band, fuse raw rock and roll with soulful vocals, drawing inspiration from legends like Lou Reed and Patti Smith. Fronted by Nikki Barber, who founded the band with sheer determination, they bring a fresh yet nostalgic sound to Nashville. Known for energetic performances and lively tours, they've gained buzz with EPs and plan to release more music under Cafe Rooster Records. Let’s boogie!

The Flamin' Groovies, formed in San Francisco in the late '60s, are known for their love of classic rock & roll and vintage R&B. Their hits include "Teenage Head" and the power pop classic "Shake Some Action." Led primarily by guitarist Cyril Jordan, the band has undergone several lineup changes. They emerged as British Invasion enthusiasts and inspired the punk/new wave scene. After multiple revivals, they released "Fantastic Plastic" in 2017. Collaborations include work with producer Dave Edmunds, and they were covered by Cracker for the "Clueless" soundtrack.