The Moore Theatre had comedian Adam Carolla on their stage last Friday night. Carolla’s got his own podcast, is a father of twins and was a contestant on Dancing with the Stars. Interesting guy. I used to listen to Loveline all the time – I sure miss him on that show, but hearing Carolla on […]
Do you like reggae? Do you love it? You’d probably like this band from Huntington Beach, California called Pacific Dub. They opened for the Dirty Heads last Monday at El Corazon, and I was impressed with their music and liveliness. The audience’s response was completely positive. I couldn’t get any clear shots of their drummer […]
Saturday night saw The Dismemberment Plan take apart (sorry, I couldn’t resist it) the Showbox SoDo in Seattle. D-Plan’s last release was back in 2003, and they’re always welcome anywhere, anytime to make new music. Although this is not in the cards, plenty of Seattle got to hear their favorites live. Photographer David Lichterman reports […]
English master guitarist Robin Trower played at the Snoqualmie Casino on March 12th. Trower, who has made the huge number of 26 CDs as part of the Robin Trower Band, gained recognition first in Procol Harum. Robin Trower’s most recent CD, The Playful Heart, was released just last year. Photographer Matthew Lamb got to take […]
Good Charlotte’s latest CD, Cardiology is totally enjoyable. After the brief instrumental “Introduction to Cardiology,” “Let the Music Play” and “Counting the Days” establish the bouncing and actually inspiring rhythms and lyrics on Cardiology. “Silver Screen Romance” is accessible, and then two of my favorite songs off the album come on, “Like It’s Her Birthday” […]