JnJ Dynamite opens for Kevin and Dustin Welch at Don Quixote's International Music Hall

Local trio JnJ Dynamite will open the show for Kevin Welch and Dustin Welch : Kevin (father) and Dustin (son) just returned from their annual Australian tour. You may know Kevin from his participation in the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival. He plays every year with Kane, Welch, Kaplin, a favorite of the late great Warren Hellman. Kevin is a successful singer-songwriter with a list a mile long of artists that have covered his songs from Trisha Yearwood to Solomon Burke, Linda Ronstadt and Ann Savoy, Jimmy LaFave, Moe Bandy, The Highwaymen, Waylon Jennings and a host of others. His own show lies heavy in the Americana side of the fence, not really country. Greg Johnson from the famed Blue Door listening room in Oklahoma City says, “No one does a Kevin Welch song better than Kevin himself.” Dustin brings that edge of youth to the duo with his own edgy original songs. Dustin has two of his own cd's. Welch has spent the better part of the past three years volunteering for the Texas chapter of the Soldier Songs & Voices program, a national organization he helped found that provides free music and songwriting lessons — and even guitars — to Armed Forces veterans

JnJ Dynamite: Lo-fi indie-folk trio JnJ Dynamite strikes a musical balance by interlacing themes of nature, the ethereal, and life's challenges, amidst an enchanting background – spare and beautiful. A sense of discord is set against sweet lyrics.

Artist site and sounds: www.kevinwelch.com and www.dustinwelch.com and www.jnjdynamite.com