Someday Honey Website

SHOWS

Live on WMNF 88.5FM 2-3PM, Tampa

LOST AND FOUND, St. Petersburg

PALLADIUM THEATRE, St. Petersburg

LOST AND FOUND, St. Petersburg

Heartwood Soundstage, Gainsville

West End Trading Company, Sanford

7.12

7.26

7.27

8.30

10.12

10.18

The group stirred together Appalachian country, blues, hints of gospel and a predilection for Tom Waits, earning a standing ovation from a good portion of the crowd — myself included. The three guys in the band chipped in rough-hewn harmonies, full-bodied acoustic bass, solid drumming, and playfully idiosyncratic guitar work. Someday Honey’s rootsy reworking of Waits’ “Jockey Full of Bourbon” induced knowing grins. They followed up with a whimsical original titled “What Would Tom Waits Do?,”

-Creative Loafing, Tampa

“Fear not...— there’s no practical or even justifiable way to tame her horsepower.”

“Influences are allowed into the mix to make for an

especially eclectic mélange.”

-Bao Le-Huu, Orlando Weekly

Kaleigh Baker’s famous around here for good reason. But seeing this Orlando-bred force of nature in the band context of St. Pete-based Someday Honey is an interesting setting.

Fear not...— there’s no practical or even justifiable way to tame her horsepower.

What happens in Someday Honey, however, is that even more influences are allowed into the mix to make for an especially eclectic mélange.

The performance I saw last year at the Dr. Phillips Center’s AMP’d Series, for example, showed wide range that embraced country, rock, soul and blues, including covers from the sundry likes of Buck Owens, the Temptations and Tom Waits. All of it was played with skill, love and spirit.

-Orlando Weekly