The Personnel

Read Seth's A.V. Club interview:

http://www.avclub.com/chicago/articles/the-personnels-sethbradley,69464/ - A.V. Club

Read Seth's A.V. Club interview:

http://www.avclub.com/chicago/articles/the-personnels-sethbradley,69464/ - A.V. Club

Monday, October 13, 2008
Seth Bradley: Making sense


It's hard to describe how Seth Bradley's music makes me feel. It's upbeat, power-pop friendly and makes you want to move your feet but also scream in the air at the same time. It just made sense to me.

Then I read Seth's publicity material:

Sometimes music just makes sense. Sometimes an emotion is captured perfectly through a song. Sometimes you hear music and instantly connect with it. Seth Bradley has the uncanny ability to do all of the above through his music. People say, "It just makes sense to me."

Creepy. Cue the Twilight Zone music.

Seth has performed in his hometown of Chicago and all across the Midwest playing his energetic mix of fiery pop-rock songs that instantly captures the listener's ear and makes itself right at home. - Circles of Concrete

Bon Jovi, having sold more than 100 million albums since 1984, is participating in a regional contest in nine cities as a part of its "Have A Nice Day" concert. The grand prize winner will open at the tour's July 29 finale concert at Giants Stadium and will also receive a recording deal.

24-year-old Singer songwriter Bradley, whose style has been compared to John Mayer and Jack Johnson, combines pop, rock, funk and ballads with cool, clear vocals and a rhythmic guitar style.

Bradley is one of only five Chicago music acts to earn a marquee spot on the Aragon Ballroom concert this Sunday and the chance to open for Platinum recording act Bon Jovi at Soldier Field and Giants Stadium. Bradley's handsome good looks and radio-friendly music style made him a fan favorite of listeners of local concert sponsor The Mix WTMX 102.3 FM who voted their desire to see him above other contestants.

The all-ages concert featuring Bradley with guitarist Adler at his side at the Aragon Ballroom takes place this Sunday and is free to the public. - Other World Computing