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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...
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...
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...
John Maus, Holy Shit coming to the Crocodile
By Kaitlin Frick on January 17, 2018
John Maus is known for his intensely physical and nihilistic live shows, during which he screams into a microphone while pulling at his hair and...
Thunderpussy NYE Soiree Show Review
By Kriston McConnell on January 5, 2018
They say how you spend New Year’s Eve is an indication of how your entire year is going to go. While that’s not really true,...
Slow Magic Cultivates Empathy at the Showbox
By Kaitlin Frick on December 9, 2017
Slow Magic hasn’t changed a bit in the five years since he first made a splash with dance music audiences, supporting Gold Panda and XXYYXX...
Slow Magic and Qrion Coming to Showbox
By Kaitlin Frick on November 29, 2017
Electronic dance music fans, take note! The mysteriously masked producer known as Slow Magic will be returning to The Showbox in Seattle this Friday,...
Bumbershoot Day 3 Recap
By Kriston McConnell on September 24, 2017
Day Three of Bumbershoot turned out to be a bit of a disappointment, despite some standout performances. It was announced that Haim would not be...
Rancid and Dropkick Murphys band together
By Alex Crick on September 18, 2017
It was a warm summer night in Seattle, perfect for attending a sold-out performance by legendary punk rockers Rancid at WaMu Theater. Opening the evening were two-tone...
The Living End & The Darts play hard at the Crocodile
By Meredith Smith on September 14, 2017
There’s a reason women fall in love with bass players, a social phenomenon on full display during a show featuring upbeat, rockabilly queens The Darts...