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Kaiser Chiefs at The Showbox: signs and songs
By Christine Mitchell on May 5, 2015
What do you do when you’re a lead singer with a show to perform and you’ve lost your voice? Take a page out of...
Star-studded Woodstick 2015 benefits Groove Music for Youth
By Christine Mitchell on May 5, 2015
The annual Woodstick Big Beat at the Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma, was a star-studded drumming spectacle. The event benefits Groove Music For Youth, a charity...
Dead Men Walking to play Crocodile Cafe May 5
By Christine Mitchell on May 1, 2015
Dead Men Walking appear this Tuesday, May 5 at the Crocodile Café (2200 2nd Avenue, Seattle). Comprised of heavy-hitters Captain Sensible (The Damned), Slim Jim...
Bumbershoot 2015 Lineup Announcement
By Christine Mitchell on April 30, 2015
Bumbershoot may come at the tail end of the summer festival calendar, but Seattleites enjoying a fine spring day tuned in en masse via...
Faith No More at The Paramount: In Bloom
By Christine Mitchell on April 21, 2015
Faith No More are busy touring ahead of their first album in eighteen years, Sol Invictus, due out next month; and their Seattle stop...
The Hot Seat: An interview with Kristin Chambers
By Christine Mitchell on April 20, 2015
Welcome to this week’s Hot Seat! We start this series off with a sit down with Kristin Chambers for an interview about her music and...
The Cannery celebrates successful first year
By Christine Mitchell on April 13, 2015
What better way to celebrate the one year anniversary of The Cannery in Everett than to bring in three powerhouse bands and let them go...
Stone Temple Pilots returns to Seattle’s Paramount Theatre
By Christine Mitchell on April 12, 2015
Any lingering fears that Chester Bennington of Linkin Park wouldn’t mesh with the rest of Stone Temple Pilots were put to rest at The Paramount Theatre last...
COHO EP Release show at Barboza
By Christine Mitchell on April 12, 2015
As COHO prepped their gear for their set celebrating the release of their debut EP Graves at Barboza last Saturday night, they were grooving and...
Why The Sonics are iconic
By Christine Mitchell on April 6, 2015
As The Sonics barreled their way through a set at The Moore Theatre spanning fifty years’ worth of hard blues rocking songs laden with strident...
Shark The Herald celebrate album release at The Cannery
By Christine Mitchell on March 31, 2015
One of the best things about loving local music is seeing bands come into their own, and Everett’s Shark The Herald is doing just that....
OK Go: an audiovisual experience at The Neptune
By Christine Mitchell on March 30, 2015
Alternative rockers and viral video darlings OK Go filled The Neptune Theatre last week for a night of audiovisual entertainment. Still touring on behalf of Hungry...