The Whateverly Brothers. COURTESY PHOTO

The Whateverly Brothers. COURTESY PHOTO

Whateverly Brothers to play Magic Flavors in Kent

  • Monday, May 8, 2017 1:18pm
  • Life

The Whateverly Brothers play a special show at 6 p.m. Friday, May 12, at Magic Flavors in Kent.

The Whateverly Brothers grew out of three friends enjoying playing music together. Starting as a maritime music group, they soon followed their wide interests and backgrounds into many styles and genres.

Dan Roberts, Chris Glanister and Rob Kneisler – seasoned folk music collectors, performers and multi-instrumentalists – have delighted audiences for nearly a decade with their varying repertoire, shimmering harmonies, striking arrangements and offbeat humor.

The Magic Flavors Cafe – inside the Save-U-More market at 23636 104th Ave. SE – is a family-run establishment.

For more information, visit magic-flavors.com, thewhateverlybrothers.com or facebook.com.




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