Dallas-based alt-country band The Old 97’s played last Wednesday (June 30) at Showbox at the Market.

Along with Uncle Tupelo, The Jayhawks, Whiskeytown and other bands, The Old 97’s are pioneers of the alternative country movement of the 1990s. The group formed in 1993.

Seattle photographer Kam Martin shot these photos of the set, which included songs from the group’s seventh album, “Blame It On Gravity.”

The top photo features singer-guitarist Rhett Miller. The second photo includes Miller (left) and bassist Murry Hammond. The last photo features lead guitarist Ken Bethea. Drummer Philip Peeples isn’t pictured.

Follow this link to Martin’s Web site.

For a photo gallery of Martin’s recent Imogen Heap photos, click here.

Learn more about The Old 97’s here.

Rhett Miller of The Old 97s (photo: Kam Martin)

L-R: Rhett Miller and Murry Hammond of The Old 97s

L-R: Ken Bethea and Rhett Miller (photo: Kam Martin)

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