Feature – Page 35 – SMI (Seattle Music Insider)

AFI Feed The Frenzy Live In Seattle
By Stephanie Dore on February 1, 2017
It’s been 25 years since the ramshackle start of AFI (A Fire Inside) as a bunch of high-schoolers who didn’t know how to play any...
Sonifest 2017 and the burgeoning Everett scene
By Ron Reyes on February 1, 2017
Circling the end of the street in the cold, dark night by the water is not something I normally do, but the struggle for parking...
Band in Seattle Returns with My Goodness and Cosmos
By Abby Williamson on February 1, 2017
Have you heard of Band in Seattle? No? Well now’s the time to enlighten yourself – or better yet – we’ll do it for you!...
New Music: Sundries’ Do You Feel Safe
By Christine Mitchell on January 30, 2017
Sundries have titled their forthcoming EP Do You Feel Safe, and will celebrate its release on February 18th with a show at The Sunset. The title isn’t a...
Queensryche Ups the Ante at Snoqualmie Casino
By Mike Baltierra on January 30, 2017
Local heavy metal heroes Queensryche performed an amazing show to a sold out crowd at the Snoqualmie Casino just outside of Seattle. It was the...
Some Mighty Fine Music Found at the Blue Moon Tavern
By Mike Baltierra on January 30, 2017
So a dude with a camera walks into The Blue Moon Tavern, located in the University District, looking to grab a quick pint or two of his...
Female Representation At Music Festivals
By Kriston McConnell on January 23, 2017
Note: the words “women” and “female” are meant to include the entire spectrum of humans who identify as women, including trans women and women of...
Naberus: “The Lost Reveries”
By Mike Baltierra on January 23, 2017
Australian Metalcore quartet Naberus released their second album, The Lost Reveries, through Eclipse Records on December 2, 2016. Though Naberus may not be a household name,...
The Neal Morse Band Leaves Their Mark on Seattle
By Jared Ream on January 20, 2017
In front of a sold out audience of close to 400 Progressive Metal, food hungry, and music starved fans, The ‪Neal Morse Band took the stage...
Ben Union Releases VAMP
By Mocha Charlie on January 19, 2017
Ben Union sold out The Crocodile in Seattle over the weekend as he promoted his latest CD release, Vamp. The CD’s title alone is alluring and captivating. The music...
Big Ass Boombox’s Greatest Hits
By Christine Mitchell on January 17, 2017
Big Ass Boombox celebrated its fourth year of free, all ages entertainment with a slew of creatively charged up and coming local bands, filling The Crocodile...
Van Eps and co: The New Sound Of Seattle
By Jared Ream on January 17, 2017
Some would argue and say that grunge is still the driving force of music here in Seattle. But now there is a new sound: a softer,...