Rainbow Girls Shows
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- Olympic Valley, CA
- 4 days • Jul 18 - 21, 2019
Rainbow Girls at Wanderlust Squaw Valley
Above & BeyondThievery CorporationJeremy SoleExact performance date not yet confirmed.
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- Ninilchik, AK
- 3 days • Aug 2 - 4, 2019
Rainbow Girls at Salmonfest Alaska
Jason MrazAni DiFrancoExact performance date not yet confirmed.
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- Navarro, CA
- 4 days • Sep 20 - 23, 2019
Rainbow Girls at Camp Deep End
ALOHot Buttered RumMagic GiantExact performance date not yet confirmed.
About Rainbow Girls
Adding colors to the duo Red & Yellow (Caitlin Gowdey & Erin Chapin), Rainbow Girls loosely formed in 2010 with the addition of Cheyenne Methmann (Green) and Vanessa May (Violet), playing at a weekly underground open-mic in Isla Vista, California, at the unofficial housing coop known as Rainbow House. In December 2010, they set off for a week long self-recording camping trip to Joshua Tree and Big Bear Mountain, where they made their very own 5 song demo.
At the end of January, after only a few shows, Rainbow Girls was put on hold while one of the gals skipped town to study abroad in Rome. Impatient, the three remaining members followed suit in June, and the group of four spent the summer of 2011 busking and couch surfing their way around Europe, playing gigs and spreading music throughout Switzerland, Germany, England, Italy, the Netherlands, and France. Fifteen cities, six countries, four self-recorded audio tapes, two French recording studios, and 1 deportation later, they found themselves back in Santa Barbara with a drummer -Savannah Hughes (Blue)- and the beginnings of a whole new sound.
Since then they have toured the western half of the US extensively, playing festivals and opening for bands like ALO, Nicki Bluhm & the Gramblers, Brothers Comatose, and the California Honeydrops. In May 2013, they released their first official studio album, “The Sound of Light,” featuring 16 original tracks and funded by almost 200 friends, fans, and family members. That summer the gals returned to Europe and the UK, but this time with a van, a tour manager, an album, and a legitimate list of gigs and festivals lined up.
After returning to the US in September, the girls decided to take the winter to make money, work on new material, and gear up to tour both the US and Europe again in the Spring and Summer of 2014.
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