2018 – Page 8 – SMI (Seattle Music Insider)

Late Nights Podcast hosts up and coming artists
By Christine Mitchell on February 17, 2018
Late Nights podcast hosts Taylor Best and Aaron Hale may seem “prickly” (their own description) and rather rebellious (pot features heavily into this and Best’s other...
Gogol Bordello heading to Neptune
By Alex Crick on February 17, 2018
There’s no better way to spend a evening than catching the party-like atmosphere of Gogol Bordello live in concert. The group’s gypsy punk music is...
Curse League’s “La Siembra”
By Paddy Moran on February 14, 2018
Curse League writes with meaning. Their upcoming record, Laying by the Fire in Good Company, will take the listener on the path of a carefully...
Fisherman’s Village Music Festival Lineup Announcement 2018
By Ron Reyes on February 13, 2018
With spring quickly coming up on the horizon, we are on the verge of yet another fantastic music festival season. From the look of the...
Palm’s ‘Rock Island’
By Paddy Moran on February 9, 2018
As the sheer number of records in existence grows each year, it is becoming less common to come across an album or band that is...
Strawberry Mountain’s “Super-Neuro Tropical”
By Paddy Moran on February 8, 2018
Experimental future-pop band Strawberry Mountain, led by Seattle songwriter and musician Carter Prince, play eclectic music that walks a fine line between accessibility and pleasant...
Diet Cig is headed our way
By Alex Crick on February 8, 2018
Is it possible to have fun playing in a band as you tour the world? The infectiously happy duo of Diet Cig leaves no doubt...
Queens of the Stone Age loves Seattle
By Alex Crick on February 7, 2018
“We love this fucking city!” Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age shouted between songs as the crowd cheered them on. Alas, the...
MØ coming to Showbox SoDo
By Alex Crick on February 7, 2018
Around this time in 2014, a Danish singer and songwriter going by the name of MØ (aka Karen Marie Ørsted) released her debut album, titled No...
DOTV benefit at Neumos this Saturday
By Christine Mitchell on February 5, 2018
Most folks celebrate their birthdays each year with a slice of cake in the company of friends and family. Dancing On The Valentine‘s Jenny George...
Katy Perry’s Tacoma Dome spectacle
By Mike Baltierra on February 4, 2018
Katy Perry wrapped up her fifty date United States run of her Witness The Tour in front of a packed house at the Tacoma Dome...
John Maus Terrifies and Delights at the Crocodile
By Kaitlin Frick on February 4, 2018
There is something slightly terrifying about a John Maus performance. His music–especially 2017’s Screen Memories–is apocalyptic and drenched in doom. But as he delivers his...