Local band Oliver Elf Army (you know, the band that sings the Live in Everett theme song that Henry J plays bass in?) was just featured on Band in Seattle on King 5.

Here’s five reasons you should pull the car over at Ace Hardware right now, grab some popcorn and take 22 minutes to watch the whole episode (PS: You should never read Live in Everett while driving a car):

1. Our first observation: Martins Adams wears a… uh, Skippers gift card? How old is that thing? Starting off with a real unicorn. This thing might have hope yet.

   Henry J note: It’s actually a name tag that Scotty from Fauna Shade wore on their episode of Band in Seattle. We wanted to keep the tradition alive. 🎣

(oh yeah, and a cool Everett button)

2. Henry J spoke to his grandmother through his bass guitar like you wouldn’t believe.

3. There may or may not be signature dance moves by Everett music fanatic Caleb Hirsch that make you feel like your right at home in the ol’ Milltown.

(PS: you should totally check out Caleb’s podcast: Only Everything)

4, You get to hear the cool stories and meanings behind their songs. Like “Booty Warrior” and “Judy Do You Ever Miss Hell”.

Do you know which TV character the song, “Judy Do You Ever Miss Hell” is named after? You’re about to find out.

5. And oh yeah, they kill it and rep Everett.

Enjoy!

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