Noah Gundersen, Silver Torches & Armon Jay @ the Neptune, 2/15/14 Show Review & Photos by Abby Williamson Noah Gundersen There are a few of Seattle’s musicians that are so obscenely underrated that it almost makes me angry. Almost. Noah Gundersen is one of those musicians. On February 15th, he played to a sold-out Neptune […]
Pentatonix @ the Paramount, 2/20/14 Show Review & Photos by Abby Williamson Pentatonix A few years ago if you would have told me that a five-piece a cappella group would sell out the Paramount Theatre, I would have slapped you and called you a liar. Okay maybe not that harsh, but you get what I’m […]
Duncan Sheik‘s new composition, the score for musical adaptation of American Psycho, just hit the stage in London to awesome reviews. Here’s to the hope that we’ll have it in the States soon. Sheik, who, in addition to songwriting, is a skilled composer, after all. If you get a chance to see Spring Awakening, a […]
Ash, the great trio from Northern Ireland, made a rare appearance in Seattle on January 27th. The Tractor was lucky to host them, and we’re all lucky because there should be new Ash music coming out this year! Thank you to photographer Nicky Andrews for getting these cool shots of the band! Ash
Fullerton, California’s the Audacity hit the Black Lodge on January 4th. The foursome tackles more dates this spring with the Coathangers – check them out, odds are good they’re heading to a city very near you! This is an exciting live band. Opening for the Audacity in Seattle were White Night, Bad Motivators and Lindseys. […]