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BETTY is a five-piece pop rock alternative band from New York City. Fronted by three full-on females, the band's unique sound is based on the "spine-tingling harmonies" (Billboard) of songwriters Amy Ziff, Alyson Palmer and Elizabeth Ziff layered over propulsive guitars and a fat-bottomed rhythm section. Add to that mix BETTY's "superb songcrafting" (KALX Radio), lyrics with "a Fellini-esque flair for combining the surreal and the everyday" (The Washington Post) and unpredictable onstage antics and you wind up with what National Public Radio calls "a fun, sexy romp through a musical freak show".

Before evolving into the theatrical fully-rocking band that they are today, BETTY began as an edgy a'cappella/spoken word/techno beat trio. Friends since an unfortunate incarceration, fierce Elizabeth (vocals, guitar), funky Alyson (vocals, bass) and funny Amy (vocals, cello) began performing as BETTY in the late 80s at a birthday party for legendary 9:30 Club owner Dodie Bowers. Their success that night led rapidly to bigger gigs. Within a month of their first appearance they toured with Jane Siberry, opened for Living Colour in London and shared the bill at rallies and extravaganzas starring James Brown, Patti LaBelle and The B-52's. Soon after, they wrote and performed the two-act musical play "BETTY:Inside Out" at DC Space, the epicenter of Washington DC's experimental art scene. That led to a booking at NYC's Bottom Line where they were discovered and cast as the house... [MORE]
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