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19 mayo, 2018
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Trampled Under Foot Announced Major Lineup Changes

Trampled Under Foot, the  Kansas City-based three-piece sibling band with an IBC win and three Blues Music Awards under their belt, has announced major lineup changes effective immediately. Drummer Kris Schnebelen, brother to lead singer/bassist Danielle and guitarist Nick, has departed the band “to pursue other interests and take a much-needed break from life on the road,” according to TUF’s official press release. Kris’ last performance with the band was on last week’s Blues Cruise. He will continue to play drums in other projects. Additionally, the band will be adding a keyboardist, Mike “Shinetop” Sedovic, and Kris’ position will be filled by Jan Faircloth of the popular Kansas City band, Levee Town. From the band’s website: Trampled...

19 mayo, 2018
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Trampled Under Foot a fast-rising family band

Music fans in the Boston and South Shore areas are well acquainted with the cachet associated with winning the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, since this region annually sends down outstanding performers in that genre, and Norwell’s Susan Tedeschi got her first big national exposure after her band finished second in 1994. Boston’s Michelle Willson and Evil Gal won in ’93, and the past decade has seen groups like the Matt Stubbs Band and the Chris Fitz Band make their own big splashes while representing The Hub. So, pointing out that Trampled Under Foot is the group that won the IBC in 2008 should tell music fans that the Kansas City, Missouri quartet...

19 mayo, 2018
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Trampled Under Foot – Wrong Side of the Blues

TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT – The Next Great Family Band The Allman Brothers of Macon, Georgia; North Mississippi Allstars of Memphis, Tennessee… great blues-based Family bands who generated such intense love, pride and excitement in their regional fans that they were propelled to a worldwide stage. Now it’s time to add one more name to that short list: the Schnebelen family of Kansas City, Missouri – TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT. Siblings Danielle, Kris and Nick Schnebelen grew up with the Blues. Their parents, Bob and Lisa, were active in the thriving Kansas City Blues scene, playing in local bands and competing in the Kansas City Blues Challenge. Bob and Lisa’s band didn’t make it to the...

19 mayo, 2018
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Painted Axe Sounds Off with Trampled Under Foot Guitar

In conjunction with the band's successful Kickstarter campaign, Painted Axe will unveil the guitar during a private listening party June 16 in suburban Kansas City at the Trouser Mouse (http://www.trousermousebar.com). Kickstarter assisted TUF is raising funds for the soon-to-be-released CD, "Badlands." TUF is the 2008 winner of the Blues Foundation's International Blues Challenge. Guitarist Nick Schnebelen also won the Foundation's Albert King award for best guitarist that year. "This is an incredible opportunity for Painted Axe. A project coinciding with a CD release is a marketing and promotional coup we have been pursuing for quite a while," said Michael Gauf. "Branded guitars for musicians and bands provide an instantaneous marketing hit as well...

19 mayo, 2018
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Trampled Under Foot keeps it all in the family

Trampled Under Foot is more than just a Kansas City, Mo., blues-rock band. The three musicians are also family members - two brothers and a sister. Danielle Schnebelen sings lead and plays bass, while her older brothers are guitarist and singer Nick Schnebelen and drummer Kris Schnebelen. The threesome are touring to promote a debut major label album, Badlands, released July 9 on Concord/ Telarc Records. “We grew up in a family of musicians,” Danielle Schnebelen says. “Our dad was a great blues guitarist and played in bar bands, and our mother, Lisa Swedelund, was a singer. Plus our grandmother, Evelyn Skinner, was a big-band singer. We three kids played in different bands for...

19 mayo, 2018
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Music Review: Trampled Under Foot – ‘Badlands’

Echoes of blues and R&B greats like Freddie King, Buddy Guy, Etta James, The Temptations, and The Allman Brothers ring through the accomplished new album from three-sibling Kansas City band Trampled Under Foot. Unexpected chord changes put some extra sophistication into some of the songs, but without uprooting the sound from its blues-rock foundation, with Danielle Schnebelen’s powerful pipes and her brother Nick Schnebelen’s world-class guitar playing leading the way. Danielle sings her heart out convincingly on many of the tracks, starting with the fine opener “Bad Bad Feeling,” and overdoing it only on the record’s sole cover, an overblown take on James Brown’s classic “It’s a Man’s Man’s Man’s World,” where she proves...

19 mayo, 2018
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Blues band Trampled Under Foot to play at the Kalamazoo State Theatre

-- Blues trio Trampled Under Foot will perform in November at the Kalamazoo State Theatre. The trio of siblings Danielle, Kris and Nick Schnebelen, of Kansas City, will play at 8 p.m. Nov. 10 at the downtown Kalamazoo venue. Tickets are $13, or $11 with WRKR/State Theatre VIP Club Card in advance. Tickets are $14 the day of the concert. They are available through Ticketmaster outlets, online at ticketmaster.com or by phone at 800-345-7000. They are also available at the box office. For more information, call 269-345-6500. ...

19 mayo, 2018
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TUF cover story in the new Blues Revue!

Trampled Under Foot is featured as the cover story in the March/April issue of Blues Revue Magazine! Writer Stacy Jeffress chronicles the band's journey from their childhood experiences with their parents' music, through their individual endeavors in different bands, right up to their formation of TUF in 2004, their victorious trip to Memphis in 2008, and their ensuing successes, right up to the production of their newest TUF/VizzTone release.  This is a behind-the-scenes look at the great Schnebelen family, not to be missed!...