“Angie and Shawn Blomberg of Ultra Violet Fever are a power duo you will be glad you witnessed first-hand. Angie is a one-woman band on her own: rockin a suitcase kick with her right foot, trashy tambo with her left foot, strummin guitar, rippin harmonica, and beltin’ smokey soul inspired vocals all simultaneously. But just wait till Shawn matches her fire with his own smooth guitar stylings or perhaps groovy bass lines with honey sweet harmonies blended perfectly. Shawn patiently waits for prime opportunities to sling the guitar behind his back to wail on his sax sending this power duo into hyper drive straight out of this stratosphere. Sprouting from the Heartland of America, these Midwest Musicians know how to tie it all together in a song and leave you wanting more. When the stars align, the power duo are accompanied by groovy and eclectic musicians to house a full band level of energy to the performance. This is Americana Soul at its finest.

    Ultra Violet Fever performed with the South Dakota media company, “White Wall Sessions” in 2018, which helped earn them a spot as openers at the Sioux Falls Levitt in 2022 as a duo. UVF was well received and asked back to perform a headline spot the following year 2023 in which they performed as a 7-piece band. They have opened and shared the Main Stage at “Saturday In The Park” 2021 with John Fogerty, Danny Seraphin and the CTA, Valerie June, and Trombone Shorty & New Orleans Avenue. In the same summer 2021, Ultra Violet Fever opened for the legendary ‘Exile’. UVF headlined the Sioux Falls Jazz & Blues festival 2nd Stage in 2018, opened for Big Head Todd & the Monsters 2018, and performed for Bonnaroo Music Festival 2018. Ultra Violet Fever released a limited edition vinyl record “Epimedium Sagittatum” in the summer of 2019. UVF just recently released their Sophomore album “Take Your Turn” on all streaming platforms. The Vinyl Release of “Take Your Turn” is TBA. In the last 7 years, Angie & Shawn Blomberg has toured and busked all over the United States as well as parts of Canada playing in clubs ranging in size from small listening rooms to big festivals. This is one act you don’t want to miss.”