Reviews

Who We Are: The Who at T-Mobile Park
By Christine Mitchell on October 23, 2019
Pete Townshend of The Who is, among so many other things, a fashion icon. There really is no other way to explain the sudden surge...
Wrabel Is Happy Singing (More Than) Sad Songs
By Mocha Charlie on October 9, 2019
Wrabel has been having one heck of a year, or should I say, years. Not only has he continued to write hit songs for other...
Amon Amarth Performs to a Sold Out Showbox Sodo
By Mike Baltierra on September 30, 2019
With their music and imagery based on Viking mythology, and their name, Sindarin for Mount Doom which was taken from J. R. R. Tolkien’s Lord...
Nothing More Is Really Something
By Mocha Charlie on September 27, 2019
After virtually non-stop touring since their 2017 release of The Stories We Tell Ourselves (as both headlining and supporting acts), Nothing More had a small...
Foreigner Rocks the Washington State Fair
By Mike Baltierra on September 20, 2019
Judging by the sold out arena at the Washington State Fair in Puyallup, WA, classic rock is alive and very well. Foreigner, who are into...
THING: way more than just that
By Christine Mitchell on September 16, 2019
As I was waiting in the inky night for Pedro’s Dance Party (with Napoleon Dynamite’s Efren Ramirez DJing a pumping set), I spied one of...
Boyz II Men and 98 Degrees at The Fair
By Mike Baltierra on September 14, 2019
Philadelphia, PA based Boyz II Men – Nathan Morris, Wanya Morris & Shawn Stockman – and Los Angeles, CA based 98 Degrees – Nick Lachey,...
Suitcase’s ‘Come Back’
By Mocha Charlie on September 10, 2019
Written by Julia Massey In my communities of creativity here in Seattle, I find myself, in many instances, meeting someone who brings up Don Farwell,...
Tuxedo Grooves Through Seattle
By Mocha Charlie on September 9, 2019
When Tuxedo takes to the stage, you can’t help but move to their grooves. Mayer Hawthorne and Jake One combined their funky and groovy sounds...
Apology Wars’ vigorous debut: ‘The Best I Can Do Is Ruin a Party’
By Paddy Moran on August 30, 2019
Apology Wars is an indie-rock oriented group formed in 2017 in Bellingham, Washington. On their debut EP, The Best I Can Do Is Ruin a...
Seattle Loves Third Eye Blind – New Album or Not
By Sunita Martini on August 23, 2019
I’ve been listening to Third Eye Blind since their self-titled album came out when I was seven years old. My mom and I would listen...
Dirty Heads and 311 at White River Amphitheatre
By Mike Baltierra on August 22, 2019
Dirty Heads and 311 have been on a nationwide co-headlining tour which made its way to the White River Amphitheatre in Auburn, WA on Sunday,...