Belgian-born, Trixie Whitley soulfully yet playfully took the stage at Barboza to a passionate yet intimate crowd. Her bluesy, alt rock style suited the understated elegence of Barboza. Initially the fans sat dutifully in their chairs and tables. Trixie asked them to feel free to move closer and they complied with cheers and applause. Trixie […]
A terrific quadruple bill of Daydream Vacation, Head Like A Kite, Pony Time and Seven Dials hit the Vera Project’s stage on November 30th for some post-Thanksgiving Day awesomeness. Oh, and the evening included an appearance by a dancing panda (yes!!!). As with Daydream Vacation, Head Like A Kite and Pony Time, keep an eye […]
Sephira, comprised of red-headed Irish sisters Ruth and Joyce O’Leary, played a holiday show at the Shoreline Auditorium. Supporting their self-produced Christmas album Starlight, the combination of the sisters’ vocals and violins is the essence of the Sephira sound, which is largely classical/crossover with traditional Irish influences.
It is that time of year again when we enjoy ringing in the holiday season with a packed KeyArena and a massive line-up of musicians performing in Seattle for 107.7 The End’s Deck The Hall Ball. The line-up included The Joy Formidable, Of Monsters and Men, Grouplove, The Lumineers, Passion Pit, AWOLNATION, Metric, M83, and […]
Alanis Morissette headlined the Moore on October 5th as part of her release of album, Havoc and Bright Lights. Morissette, who was nominated by PETA as one of the world’s sexiest vegetarians in 2009, spent the four years between her prior release and this year’s setting up her home life: she got married, had a […]