Artist description The Smallville Funk Show is a very unique band with there own very unique sound, witch can only be described as “acoustic funk” - Consisting of an acoustic guitarist, bass guitarist, drummer, and fiery vocalist the Funk Show puts out a sound that is all their own.

Music Style a little bit of of a little bit of eveything, and all with a touch of funk

Musical Influences Dave Matthews Band, Ben Folds Five, Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, Rock ,Jazz ,Funk....EVERYTHING

Artist History Formed in the spring of 2000 the Funk Show was the brain child of Zac Kubilus, Sam Parks, and Angie Wrather. The band formed with the intent of having a band that could express each of the members talents to the fullest. Practices started immediately in Sam's basement. Their first song, Music to My Soul was written by Angie and Sam before plans of the band ever formed. It would soon become a song loved by the masses. Now that the band had a guitarist, drummer, and singer all they needed was a bassist, they soon found that in Matt Karhand, a multi instrument talented musician. In June 2002 work began on "What in the..." Smallville's first CD, witch was released on July 8 2002 at The Fountain. Later Smallville Funk Show went on to play such venues at Muddie Waters and the Metadream Jazz/Funk festival. Today the band is still at it, expect a tour this winter and another in the summer. Be sure to catch a show!

Group Members Zac Kubilus - Acoustic Guitar Matt Karhan - Bass Guitar Angie Wrather - Vocals Sam Parks - Drums

Instruments Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar, Vocals, Drums, Percussion, Violin, Saxophone, Piano

Albums What in the...

Press Reviews BOOK US FOR A GIG! ...for eather december 2002 or spring/summer 2003

Additional Info jmytng9@netscape.net

Location Cleveland, Ohio - USA

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