The Head and the Heart‘s Jonathan Russell and The Moondoggies‘ Kevin Murphy got to do some solo work for City Arts when they played All Pilgrims Church. Also on the bill was the most wonderful The Cellar Door. Get some of The Cellar Door’s music for free right here. All photos by Kirk Stauffer: Jonathan […]
The Cops headlined the Comet for one City Arts Fest’s shows. They’re always an exciting band to watch, and this evening they had one particularly excited fan who crawled up on to the stage. Even though the guy also crawled out of the Comet, he returned, then continued to have a blast. I love that […]
Katie Kate is the coolest. If you live in Seattle there is no reason why you should not have seen her by now. Treat yourself to an awesome, energetic performance whenever you see her on any bill. I caught part of her set during City Arts Fest at Neumos in October. Katie Kate’s songs are […]
Mad Rad‘s fans are wild. You’d expect them to be wild, but they really, really are wild – as is a Mad Rad performance. And you know what? That’s how it should be. Mad Rad may be all about the good times, but it’s a good, tight group too. It’s a band that brings you […]
Review: Chris Senn Photos: Brad Curran (courtesy of City Arts Fest) The first inaugural City Arts Fest came to a close with a final night show by indie darlings She & Him at Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre. Rock concerts rarely ever take place at the 5th Avenue. It was great to see and hear Zooey […]