Davenport, IA - Strange Arrangement is coming to Davenport, IA on September 23rd for a night of music that will surely have you dancing late into the evening. Strange Arrangement will be playing an 19+ and over show at The Redstone Room.

On January 18th, 2011 Strange Arrangement released their second record, Polygraph, which combines their unique musical landscapes into tightly knit, well-crafted songs ranging from Funk, Blues, and Rockabilly to Progressive Psychedelic Funk. Recorded and mixed by Manny Sanchez (Smashing Pumpkins, Umphrey's McGee, North Mississippi All Stars) at IV Lab Studios in Chicago, Polygraph marks the second full length album for Strange Arrangement in three years.

Joel Cummins of mainstream rock band Umphrey's McGee says, "Strange Arrangement's musicianship and songwriting puts them in the "best of" category of up and coming bands. Equally deft at intricate arrangements and memorable melodies, this young band has loads of promise (with a devout fanbase to back it up), and the live shows are always an exhilarating experience."

Strange Arrangement has been on the road extensively throughout 2011 in promotion of Polygraph. This tour has found them in bigger rooms and theaters throughout the Midwest, has sent them on their first trip out West to CO in the Spring, and more recently found them taking their first trip out East to NY, MD, VT, and FL as they gear up for another busy Fall schedule filled with club and festival appearances alike.

The Redstone Room is located at 129 Main St. Davenport, IA.  The doors open at 8PM and the show begins at 9PM.  The Twin Cats from Indianapolis, IN will play in support of Strange Arrangement.  This is an 19+ show and is $10 Admission.

For more information, please visit www.strangement.com

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