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The Rogue Bar in Scottsdale was hit with some girl power this past weekend as lovely ladies from LA Ninja Betty and the Nunchix spread their pop-filled unicorn magic all over the stage.
The synth-heavy group reminded me of the female version of an Adam Lambert show — there were lots of Broadway-style notes belted from talented singer Natalie Ferraro, plus a whole lot of sparkle. Ferraro and her bandmate Bethany Weber both donned oh-so-awesome unicorn outfits while on-stage, and Ferraro passed out glow-in-the-dark props for the audience to wave around during the songs. - Nicki a La Noche
Discography
Singles:
Drop Dead Gorgeous (2012)
Love You Love (2012)
Star[f]uckr (2012)
Charge Me Up (2012)
LP:
Ninja Betty and The Nunchix (2013)
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Bio
Bethany, 22, a composition major from Berklee College of Music and Natalie, 34, a size discrimination activist from New York met in LA in 2010. The band was born via g-chat and developed over a shared love of technology, analogue synths, memes, solid song writing, performance art and feminism.
Their biggest influence are Beyonce's Legs, Kimbra, Florence and the Machine, James Blake, Mat&Kim, Leslie and LY's, Peaches, The Gossip, and CSS.
Nunchix put on a show, with costumes, animated gifs, light up swords, and back up prancers called "The Betties."
They are loved by hipsters, gays, the plus size community, and anyone who likes to dance.
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