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JUNE 13, 2015

 

“Described as "obsessively eclectic", Spark Notes has a heavy classical background but is also inspired by alternative rock bands Nirvana and Weezer and rap artist Snoop Dogg. If Spark Notes could play with any artist, alive or dead, anywhere they would be playing with J.S. Bach at the Roman Coliseum. Now, that would be an interesting show! Spark Notes played an all original set including songs "Take You Away", "Florida Keys" and "Blazing Away", a song about trying to "blaze away" from a breakup you don't want to face.”

Christine Annis - 813area.com journalist

an interview after a Hard Rock Casino performance

FEBRUARY 1, 2011

 

The winner of the Tampa Bay regionals will then advance to the state competition, Battle for Florida, where the winner of that event will then advance to the National competition, The Battle For America. I would like to publicly congratulate Spark Notes on their win, and wish them the best of luck in the rest of the competition.

Keith Wilkinson - examiner.com journalist

on Spark Notes winning 'battle of the bands' 

OCTOBER 19, 2014

 

I had the pleasure of having Alfonso & Gene perform for my wedding ceremony/reception. They absolutely rocked! I had a bit of a snafu when there was no where to plug in their equipment at the ceremony. Their quick thinking saved it. They played some soft acoustic music and sang softly in the background. They selected the perfect songs on the fly. I cannot thank you both enough. You made my day perfect and I would recommend your services to anyone in need of a rockin' party band. Spark Notes is the best choice I could have made for great entertainment. Keep on Rockin!

Pam-Deneweth Young on Spark Notes as her wedding band

AUGUST 12, 2011

 

The duo emanates infectious energy, making it hard not to smile. Lalo is both animated on and off stage. Their first tune had a punk vibe to it (I immediately thought of The Matches) and one of its lyrics — "The sun is imploding" — got stuck in my head all night. 

Kate Cillian - cltampa.com journalist

on Spark Notes performing at The Hideaway

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