Buttercup

Country like it was.

Moving backwards just as fast as we can.

Buttercup is a 5-piece honky tonk catastrophe out of Richmond Va., dedicated to keeping the guts, grit and honesty of classic country ALIVE.

Buttercup celebrates mid-century drink-cheat-and-cry standards and hillbilly obscurities of the 40s 50s and 60s. The originals sound like the classics, just a little more grizzled and world weary.

Booking: info@buttercupmusic.com

EVIL FOR YOU, OUR 2007 CD.

BUY IT BEFORE WE RUN OUT!
http://cdbaby.com/cd/buttercupmusic

You call me a whore like it's a bad thing! Okay, I also go by...

Cassandra Cossitt - vocals, rhythm guitar, old-fashioned sinning

Octavia Carpin - vocals, bass, heckling

David Stover - drums, pouring

Mike Tighe - fiddle, pedal steel, maracas, comic relief

John Hanor - lead guitar and every effects pedal you can think of

CALENDAR

7/24/09   Granite, Baby!

7/30/09   Bottoms Up Pizza, 8 pm

9/24/09   Bottoms Up Pizza, 8 pm

10/22/09  Bottoms Up, 8 pm

10/24/09  Grandpa Eddie's BBQ, 8:30

11/15/09   Commercial Taphouse

11/19/09   Bottoms Up

12/17/09   Bottoms Up

12/19/2009   Grandpa Eddie's BBQ, 8:30

COMING SOON
to a low down dive near you!

Visit us on MySpace!
www.myspace.com/buttercupmusic

HEARSAY

George Bullard, Detroit News: A cure for that fake country music flowing out of Nashville.

Richmond.com: Buttercup is hotter than a brace of stolen pistols and twice as deadly.

Work Magazine: Bouffants, boots and bedlam-belting ballads that flow with drink, desire and disaster… Buttercup brings one of the best, not-to-be-missed or reckoned-with shows the region has to offer.

Bluesbunny.com: Country music like they used to do before Nashville overdosed it with saccharine… Torch singing country style in good old-fashioned black and white... a reverential tribute to the glory days of country music but it still manages to be fresh and interesting.

Virginia Living Magazine: Buttercup makes country noir – think George Jones in a David Lynch movie – and the husky-twangy vocals exude femme-fatale intrigue. The slow-moving ‘ River of Whiskey’ alone is worth the price of the disc – and a shot.

Jan Raczycki, CDBaby: In this world of comparisons, think Patsy Cline collaborating with Tom Waits.