The Bayonettes Oakland, California
Rock trio from the Bay Area- harmonious and raw.
Emmalee lays down the bass, along with floating lead vocals
and the occasional harmonica solo.
Jasmine plays guitar with vigorous energy and a general badassness while accompanying with back-up vocals. Their cohesion, along with the drumming powerhouse of Dylan Hadley is the magic that makes The Bayonettes.
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