They’ve opened for Disney sensation Hannah Montana on her world tour but now the all girl group – “Everlife” will be front and center of their own concert in Belize. The three sisters are here to perform in the Roc and Row Education Benefit concert later this week in Belize City and in San Ignacio. We met Julian, Sarah, and Amber Ross yesterday at the Harbor View.
Sarah Ross, Everlife
“We play pop rock music and we all play a bunch of different instruments and we sing and write our own music and we just love to have fun.”
Amber Ross, Everlife
“Also just hopefully encourage kids our age and kids of any age through our school.”
Sarah Ross,
“It is our first time here.”
Keith Swift,
What can fans expect?
Amber Ross,
“We try to incorporate a ton of different variables into our show, we have a lot of acoustic songs and we started out acappella originally so we have a few surprises in store with that as well but hopefully we are expecting the people of Belize to really rock out and have a great time.”
Keith Swift,
Will it be a concert for kids or will it be for anyone, any age?
Julian,
“Any age. You can rock out whenever you want.”
The sisters have been together since 1997 and they also play their own instruments. The boys of Chasen also play their own instruments. They are more Christian than pop but Aaron, Chasen, and Silver say it’ll be worth the while.
Chasen,
“We are faith based and our music varies – it is not just kids
– it is also for adults. We are very high energy but we also do some acoustic stuff and we love to share our hearts through our music, whether it is about our relationship or talking to God. We just like to share our music, whether it is about a relationship, whether we are talking speaking to God. We just like to share our hearts and hopefully rescue and give people hope. That’s really what we are about.”
Keith Swift,
Whenever they think of Christian music they think it will be boring.
Chasen,
“No it is probably the farthest thing from church. We are believers and we do go to church but when you come to our concert, as I said earlier, when you come we want you to just be free spirited.”
The benefit concert will be held Friday at the Norman Broaster Stadium in San Ignacio and on Saturday March 29th at the MCC Grounds.
