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Sasquatch Music Festival 2018 | FRIDAY IN PHOTOS
By Abby Williamson on June 4, 2018
This year’s Sasquatch Music Festival was a stark contrast to last year’s Top 40-heavy tunes, with dad-rock headliners like Modest Mouse, The National, David Byrne,...
Naked Giants “SLUFF” Explodes With Release at Chop Suey
By Abby Williamson on April 23, 2018
There are few young bands in Seattle that hustle like Naked Giants do. For a band that – in its current lineup – is just...
Trick Candles Debuts Twinkling New Single “241”
By Paddy Moran on April 4, 2018
Nostalgia can be powerful medicine when it comes to synth-pop, and Seattle based band Trick Candles knows how to manifest that potent drug – but...
NEW MUSIC – “We Can Do It” from OK Sweetheart
By Abby Williamson on February 22, 2018
We’re excited to sneak peek the first single off of OK Sweetheart’s upcoming EP Far Away, out May 11th. Far Away is singer songwriter Erin...
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...
Noah Gundersen Tour Ends With Neptune Theater Doubleheader
By Abby Williamson on December 9, 2017
I started reading the Harry Potter novels when I was the same age as Harry Potter himself. Just go with me on this one. Never...
Charli XCX in Seattle
By Matthew Lamb on November 12, 2017
If you could pick a support act to really get the crowd going, Halsey‘s choice of Charli XCX was on point. On Friday in Seattle,...
Closing Night With City And Colour At The Paramount
By Stephanie Dore on October 6, 2017
Somewhere between a rock show and a soft place lie City and Colour, the alias of Canadian singer-songwriter Dallas Green. Accompanied by his...
Scorpions And Megadeth On A Crazy World Tour
By Mocha Charlie on October 5, 2017
I was quick to purchase tickets for Scorpions last Saturday at The Tacoma Dome, as part of their “Crazy World Tour“, the second they went...
A bittersweet farewell to Bradford Loomis
By Erin Lynn on September 28, 2017
On the night of the first major rain in Seattle in nearly 3 months, we said a bittersweet farewell to a local staple, and bigger...
ALBUM REVIEW: Noah Gundersen’s “White Noise”
By Abby Williamson on September 21, 2017
In a time where reinvention is almost a prerequisite for anyone to give a shit about your music, it’s hard to feel optimistic about new...
Absolute Goo at Chateau Ste Michelle Winery
By Mike Baltierra on September 18, 2017
The Goo Goo Dolls are an American rock band that formed in Buffalo, NY by vocalist / guitarist John Rzeznik and bassist Robby Takac, and...