Vocalist Summer Mencher out on the runway stage at the Kansas City Convention Center in Missouri.
"The end of all education... should surely be service to others." - Cesar E. Chavez
Kansas City, Missouri, informally called "KC", is the largest city in the U.S. state of Missouri.
As of 2010, the population was estimated at 507,336 with a metro area of over two million.
The TWA Corporate Headquarters Building has a 22 ft (6.7 m) TWA Moonliner II rocket on the roof.
In the background, the Liberty Memorial is a memorial to the fallen soldiers of World War I.
Goofing off in front of the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Kansas City, Missouri.
A photographic effect distorts the city lights to look like a meteor shower.
Stopping for a bite to eat, Michael sports a Russian-style hat matching his beard.
Some band members are vegetarian, although Kansas City is famous for its steak and barbecue.
Liquid Blue rocks the Red Hot Nights Benefit at the Kansas City Convention Center.
The Kansas City Convention Center is formally called the Bartle Hall Convention Center.
The audience reaches up during Michael Vangerov's guitar solo.
Attendees leave their seats and crowd the stage.
A slow dance sung by Summer Mencher brings everyone onto the dance floor.
Then the other BlueGirls pick up the pace.
Vocalist Gypsy Gina is best described as an explosion of cuteness.
Drummer Angelo Frisina keeps the beat everyone dances to.
Liquid Blue packs the dance floor every time.
Another triumphant appearance at the Bartle Hall Convention Center.
Unity Village, Kansas City, Missouri - 9/14-15/2008
Liquid Blue is back in Unity Village for the Posi Awards and PosiPalooza Concert.
Scott Stephens accepts the Posi Award for the Spiritual Social Action catagory.
The population of Unity Village was 140 at the 2000 census.
It is the world headquarters of Unity School of Christianity, which claims over 2 million followers.
Gypsy Gina's shirt says "Live ROCK Sleep". It helps her keep her schedule straight.
On stage at the PosiPalooza concert Liquid Blue performs accoustically.
Posi Music is categorized by its intention to have a positive effect on the listener.
Posi Music is short for Positive Music.
The Posi Awards recognize outstanding Posi Music from the previous year.
November has been declared Posi Music Month by many notable musicians in the genre.
Fans "fast" from negative music and go on a "diet" of purely Posi Music for the month.
PosiPalooza is a national concert series from emPower Music & Arts.
Traveling the country, Posi Award nominated musicians play venues ranging from churches to stadiums.
As the genre has evolved it has been embraced by artists following many different spiritual paths.
Liquid Blue performs their Posi Award winning song, "If You Gotta Ask".
From the album Supernova, "If You Gotta Ask" won the Spiritual Social Action catagory.
This song takes a critical look at the USA's foreign policy in recent years.
It solicits patriots who care about their nation to reject an attitude of world domination.
Early Posi Music would have also found some roots in the genre labelled protest music.
Only some protest music fits the definition of Posi-music, such as "We Shall Over Come" by Pete Seger.
Liquid Blue performing their Posi Award winning song at the PosiPalooza Concert.
Kansas City, Missouri - 9/12/2008
Liquid Blue is back in Kansas City, Missouri.
This is the Sprint Center which opened in 2007 and hosts concerts and sports events downtown.
The band is here for a festival on the main deck of the Liberty Memorial for PBS.
Lining up the drinks! From left to right: Scott, Gina, Nikki, Angelo, and Jessica.
Kansas City, Missouri - 9/1-4/2005
At Kauffman Stadium singing the national anthem, Alex Woods, Nikki Green, and Layla Loxa.
Arriving at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.
This is how we roll.
Kauffman Stadium is home to the Kansas City Royals of American League baseball.
The stadium opened April 10th 1973 when the Royals won over the Texas Rangers.
It is a part of the Truman Sports Complex, together with Arrowhead Stadium for football.
Today, the Royals will be playing the Texas Rangers again, just like the Stadium's opening day.
This time the Texas Rangers defeated the Royals, 5 to 4.
Nikki Green gets a shot with celebrity actor Peter Falk of the TV crime drama "Columbo".
Nikki and Layla try their luck as Kansas City street performers.
Live music venues can be found throughout the city.
Nikki Green shows her talents to the locals.
Kansas City Jazz is a style of jazz music that developed during the 1930s
It marked the transition from the structured big band style to the improvisation style of Bebop.
From left to right: Alex Woods, Scott Stephens, Michael Vangerov, Paul Casey, and Nikki Green.
Nikki Green is an experienced party professional, but you can still try this at home.
Scott and Layla with a cardboard cut-out of Peewee Herman.
The Liberty Memorial houses the official World War I museum of the United States.
An accoustic performance at Unity Village, world headquarters of Unity School of Christianity.
Artwork and lyrics for the Liquid Blue song "Real" being projected behind the performers.
Vocalist Summer Mencher out on the runway stage at the Kansas City Convention Center in Missouri.
"The end of all education... should surely be service to others." - Cesar E. Chavez
Kansas City, Missouri, informally called "KC", is the largest city in the U.S. state of Missouri.
As of 2010, the population was estimated at 507,336 with a metro area of over two million.
The TWA Corporate Headquarters Building has a 22 ft (6.7 m) TWA Moonliner II rocket on the roof.
In the background, the Liberty Memorial is a memorial to the fallen soldiers of World War I.
Goofing off in front of the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Kansas City, Missouri.
A photographic effect distorts the city lights to look like a meteor shower.
Stopping for a bite to eat, Michael sports a Russian-style hat matching his beard.
Some band members are vegetarian, although Kansas City is famous for its steak and barbecue.
Liquid Blue rocks the Red Hot Nights Benefit at the Kansas City Convention Center.
The Kansas City Convention Center is formally called the Bartle Hall Convention Center.
The audience reaches up during Michael Vangerov's guitar solo.
Attendees leave their seats and crowd the stage.
A slow dance sung by Summer Mencher brings everyone onto the dance floor.
Then the other BlueGirls pick up the pace.
Vocalist Gypsy Gina is best described as an explosion of cuteness.
Drummer Angelo Frisina keeps the beat everyone dances to.
Liquid Blue packs the dance floor every time.
Another triumphant appearance at the Bartle Hall Convention Center.
Liquid Blue is back in Unity Village for the Posi Awards and PosiPalooza Concert.
Scott Stephens accepts the Posi Award for the Spiritual Social Action catagory.
The population of Unity Village was 140 at the 2000 census.
It is the world headquarters of Unity School of Christianity, which claims over 2 million followers.
Gypsy Gina's shirt says "Live ROCK Sleep". It helps her keep her schedule straight.
On stage at the PosiPalooza concert Liquid Blue performs accoustically.
Posi Music is categorized by its intention to have a positive effect on the listener.
Posi Music is short for Positive Music.
The Posi Awards recognize outstanding Posi Music from the previous year.
November has been declared Posi Music Month by many notable musicians in the genre.
Fans "fast" from negative music and go on a "diet" of purely Posi Music for the month.
PosiPalooza is a national concert series from emPower Music & Arts.
Traveling the country, Posi Award nominated musicians play venues ranging from churches to stadiums.
As the genre has evolved it has been embraced by artists following many different spiritual paths.
Liquid Blue performs their Posi Award winning song, "If You Gotta Ask".
From the album Supernova, "If You Gotta Ask" won the Spiritual Social Action catagory.
This song takes a critical look at the USA's foreign policy in recent years.
It solicits patriots who care about their nation to reject an attitude of world domination.
Early Posi Music would have also found some roots in the genre labelled protest music.
Only some protest music fits the definition of Posi-music, such as "We Shall Over Come" by Pete Seger.
Liquid Blue performing their Posi Award winning song at the PosiPalooza Concert.
Liquid Blue is back in Kansas City, Missouri.
This is the Sprint Center which opened in 2007 and hosts concerts and sports events downtown.
The band is here for a festival on the main deck of the Liberty Memorial for PBS.
Lining up the drinks! From left to right: Scott, Gina, Nikki, Angelo, and Jessica.
At Kauffman Stadium singing the national anthem, Alex Woods, Nikki Green, and Layla Loxa.
Arriving at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.
This is how we roll.
Kauffman Stadium is home to the Kansas City Royals of American League baseball.
The stadium opened April 10th 1973 when the Royals won over the Texas Rangers.
It is a part of the Truman Sports Complex, together with Arrowhead Stadium for football.
Today, the Royals will be playing the Texas Rangers again, just like the Stadium's opening day.
This time the Texas Rangers defeated the Royals, 5 to 4.
Nikki Green gets a shot with celebrity actor Peter Falk of the TV crime drama "Columbo".
Nikki and Layla try their luck as Kansas City street performers.
Live music venues can be found throughout the city.
Nikki Green shows her talents to the locals.
Kansas City Jazz is a style of jazz music that developed during the 1930s
It marked the transition from the structured big band style to the improvisation style of Bebop.
From left to right: Alex Woods, Scott Stephens, Michael Vangerov, Paul Casey, and Nikki Green.
Nikki Green is an experienced party professional, but you can still try this at home.
Scott and Layla with a cardboard cut-out of Peewee Herman.
The Liberty Memorial houses the official World War I museum of the United States.
An accoustic performance at Unity Village, world headquarters of Unity School of Christianity.
Artwork and lyrics for the Liquid Blue song "Real" being projected behind the performers.
