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HEATHER CROSS AND THE SWEETONES- Seeking Festival Dates for 2014 Heather Crosse with her band The SweeTones is a regular at Ground Zero Blues Club in Clarksdale, MS. While performing with her Bass Guitar, she uses her compelling gravelly blues voice to give her audience a dynamite show. Heather performs at some of the most prestigious festivals such as the King Biscuit Festival, the Sunflower Blues Festival and the Hot Springs Blues Festival. She performed in Canada at the Southside Shuffle. She backed Terry BigT Williams at the Chicago Blues Festival and she spent some time touring with Super Chikan & the Fighting Cocks. During her four years touring with international blues musician Super Chikan the tours took them to throughout the U.S. and Mexico. She was part of the Morgan Freeman Blessissippi Concert which included artists such as Marie Muldaur and Bill Payne. She also opened for Paul Thorne at Ground Zero Blues Club and opened for and backed Bernie Marsden also at Ground Zero Blues Club. She has shared the stage with musicians such as Bob Margolin and Bob Corritorre. Presently she is in the process of recording her first CD, but has already released her trademark song called "Why Does a Woman Need A Bass Guitar". The song was released on a Blues Women International compilation CD. The song is being played nationally and internationally on many radio stations. Check out Heather performing live at Ground Zero. When she is not performing Heather is a music educator for the Tutwiler Community Education Center. Heather Crosse lives in Clarksdale, Mississippi. For information about Booking Heather Crosse contact her Management Company Mississippi Delta Blues, Inc. www.mississippideltabluesinfo.com Call Carol Marble at 662-347-2869 [email protected] Management/Booking/Promotion