The SuperWhatevr opened for Movements along with Gleemer and Can’t Swim at an all-ages show at SE Portland’s Analog Theater on Hawthorne Blvd.

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The show was Portland stop of their nationwide tour in support of their new album/cd release “Never Nothing”. Super Whatevr is an Alternative Rock band based in Costa Mesa, California. Their music reflects that genre and is rambunctious with alternating spells of calm reflection. On this evening, they opened the show and quickly spun the crowd up with energy and catchy grooves. They wasted no time in grabbing the listeners by the throat and shaking them until they were satisfied!

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Super Whatevr is led by Skyler McKee on lead vocals and guitar, Nate Wicklander on guitar, Kenzo Cardenas on drums and Josiah Beason on bass. They are signed with Hopeless Records and are with Patriot Management.

Check out our full gallery from the show below:

 

 

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My name is Kurt Johnson and I live in Portland, Oregon. I am 57 years old. I have no formal photographic training and am self-taught. Any skills with a camera I have developed on my own. I got my photographic start in the U.S. Navy in the 1980's. On my final ship, the U.S.S. Halyburton, FFG-40, I became the ship's Public Affairs Officer and Ship's Photographer which is where my photographic work began to be published in public forums(local newspapers and on-base media). After I left the Navy in 1991, I didn't shoot again until 2003 when I started photographing and writing for several local entertainment newspapers. This included covering bands, events, festivals, Karaoke and other entertainment. I then became the Staff Photographer Pacific Northwest for Delta Groove Productions, an independent blues label located in Los Angeles until 2014. Up until 2015, I yearly shot at the Portland Waterfront Blues Festival. I also continue to shoot at the Bite of Oregon food and wine festival for The Oregon Special Olympics. I continue to shoot with professional models that are in the Portland area. I have retired from photography on a commercial basis and now only shoot as a contributor. I found DMNDR on a Craigslist ad and responded. I feel fortunate to be a part of DMNDR as I see it as an avenue to access venues that I never had a chance to shoot at in the past and also new and up and coming bands. I also look forward to continuing photographing bands, events and shows and contributing to the DMNDR forum. Please enjoy the images I produce and that are posted on DMNDR. I hope the exposure on DMNDR can be of some use to the bands and entertainers that I photograph.

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