College students filled Bourbon Street Bar on Friday, Jan. 31, to listen to the musical stylings of Little Raine Band.
Little Raine Band, originating from Birmingham, now work their way around the Southeast, including places such as Florida and North Carolina.
The band preformed after the opening act, the Aquaducks, from Nashville.
Between the bright colorful lights and the upbeat, groovy music, audience members could not keep still.
Little Raine band caught the attention of audience member Nathan Jamison, who had not heard of the band before.
Jamison said the atmosphere the band created was enjoyable and optimistic.
Saxophone player Jonas Shultz and drummer Rohan Prakash joined Little Raine Band on stage.
Daniel Raine, rhythm guitar and piano player, said the two performers helped add a jazz-funk edge to their sound.
According to Raine, this was the bands first time having two drummers on stage at the same time with the band.
Little Raine Band performed many of their own songs as well as a few covers.
"I want our audience to leave feeling like they were positively impacted by our performance," Raine said.
Raine said the band did everything in their power to bring the heat and blow their audience away.
The goal of the band's performance was to get their audience to want to come back, Raine said.
"If you put all of the genres in a blender and mix it up, you get our style," said Davis Little, guitar player and singer.
Raine described the band as a combination of jazz, blues, funk, and electronic.
According to Little, the band started when he and Raine performed acoustic gigs together in seventh and eighth grade. The band has been together since 2013.
The band said they were looking forward to playing for the new and familiar faces of Auburn students and residents.
Little Raine Band performed with smoke and multicolored lights, and left the audience on their feet the whole night.\0x200B
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