Summer Music Replay Brett Benton

Bellevue, WALocal News

Brett Benton, celebrated for his intricate fingerpicking and slide guitar techniques, showcased his talent in the Heart of Bellevue Summer Music series. Residing in the Pacific Northwest, he has established a reputation by performing at various festivals and recently signed with Knick Knack Records for his debut album, _You Got To Pray_. Benton has shared the stage with notable artists, including Grammy nominees Cedric Burnside and Walter Trout, enhancing his visibility in the music community. The Heart of Bellevue series runs live-streamed performances every Wednesday and Thursday until September 24, featuring a diverse lineup of local and regional artists. Fans of Benton can leave a tip via Venmo to support his craft.

Those who were unable to attend the live performances can find recordings on the series’ Replay page, ensuring accessibility to all music enthusiasts. This initiative not only promotes local talent but also fosters a sense of community through music. With its engaging lineup, the series is a must-watch for anyone interested in contemporary country blues and regional artistry.

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