I think a lot of people aren’t open-minded enough for My Chemical Romance. They want to brand them as just another emo band and then move along. The group stands out though as hefty, violent romantics. They sing about life and death in ways that sensitive people understand immediately. My Chemical Romance’s connection with their […]
Last year Northern Ireland’s Two Door Cinema Club played two shows in Seattle. The first show was in May at Nectar Lounge as part of a sold out KNDD 107.7 the End event, and the second show was another headlining show at Neumos in November. Enthusiasm for the band was high at their Seattle debut, […]
God bless British Sea Power – they sell their own fudge. I sure have missed this band’s live shows over the last few years. They’re such a powerful band live and they’ve even improved since I saw them back in 2007 (I believe that was their last visit to Seattle – I might be wrong). […]
A fabulous band with an equally fabulous name, Ha Ha Tonka, played the Tractor Tavern on March 30th. These guys are so awesome. I don’t know why I keep having to miss this band, but wait a minute, this isn’t about me. This is about Ha Ha Tonka and Alex Crick‘s shots of the band […]
Jazz Alley hosted American artist Michelle Shocked on Saturday, March 26th. Shocked hails from Texas, and her latest release Soul of My Soul came out in 2009. For Saturday’s show Alex Crick captured some beauties of the musician at work: Michelle Shocked