Los Angeles-based Uh Huh Her – often stylized as UHH – returned to Seattle last week for a show at Neumos. Fronted by Camila Grey (vocals, guitar, keys) and Leisha Hailey (vocals, bass, keys), the duo recently released their fourth studio album titled Future Souls. Uh Huh Her
Lily & Madeleine headlined at the Columbia City Theater last week, supporting their self-titled debut album that was released last year. This was first trip to the West Coast for the Indianapolis sisters – Lily and Madeleine Jurkiewicz – a folk pop duo with beautiful harmonies. While younger sister Lily primarily played guitar and Madeleine […]
Jolie Holland headlined at the Crocodile Café last week, in support of her new album, Wine Dark Sea, which is a departure from the folk/alt-county style of her previous five records. Founding member of The Be Good Tanyas, Holland’s unique vocals were backed by a 4-member band. Austin-based Jess Williamson opened and was a good […]
Lindsey Stirling fiddled and danced her way across the stage at the Paramount Theatre in support of her new album, Shatter Me. Originally scheduled for the Showbox SoDo, the show quickly sold out and was moved to the Paramount which also sold out. It was only 18 months ago that Lindsey played at the small […]
Danish electro pop singer-songwriter MØ and her band performed at the Crocodile Café last week. The Seattle stop was near the end of her 12–city North American tour – with every show selling out – in support of her debut album, No Mythologies To Follow. Several times during her set, MØ went out into the […]