Clementine and the Juice

Clementine and the Juice bring high energy focusing on playing music with upbeat tempos. At a minimum, they'll get your head bobbing but they aim to get you out of your chair and onto the dance floor. In order to catch your breath, they insert a few songs at lower tempos.

Clementine and the Juice is a recently formed 4 piece band with a singer, guitar, bass, and drummer. They bring high energy and cover songs from the alternative, pop, and rock genres.

Clementine is a powerhouse and will surely rock your patrons. She has been classically trained since the age of 6 and is into opera, classic rock, alternative rock, and electroswing/vintage inspired music. Some of her favorite bands include Radiohead, Muse, Queen, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Jason started playing the bass at age 12 and rocks it fingerstyle. He can play anything out there but prefers the alternative, pop, rock, and progressive genres. He has spent decades playing the local venues in Northern Virginia and Maryland and has a side hustle as a sound engineer. Some of his favorite bands include Kings of Leon, Tycho, Maserati, and Stevie Ray Vaughn.

Conor roles with the traditional drumstick grip, has been playing since the age of 9, and started gigging by age 15. He is into ska, reggae, rock, progressive, and several other genres. His favorite drummers include Stewart Copeland (The Police), Neil Peart (Rush), and Billy Cobham (Miles Davis).

Brad bought his first guitar from a high school friend for $125. The first lick he ever learned was the intro to Crazy Train. After that, he started covering Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, and Metallica. He has played in rock/metal bands over the years and generally prefers music with an upbeat tempo. Two of his favorite bands include Slayer and Lamb of God.

Clementine and the Juice is versatile with their sound setup. They can plug right into your sound system or they can bring their own. They need enough room for a singer, guitar player, bass player, and drummer. If they are bringing their own sound system, they'll need room for two 15 inch speaks, a large subwoofer, and a small table for the mixer and other small hardware.