Jesca Hoop’s stories are as entertaining as her music. And what an intimate house concert setting at Empty Sea Studios in Seattle’s Phinney neighborhood. Brought up in northern California and now living in Manchester, England, Hoop is finishing up a US tour in support of her new album, The House That Jack Built. The lovely […]
On her first US tour in several years, Australian country singer-songwriter Kasey Chambers played at the Triple Door last week. Accompanied by father Bill Chambers (guitar), Ashleigh Dallas (fiddle) and Michael Muchow (guitar, banjo), Chambers played a long set with a variety of songs spanning her decade+ music career. Even blue-eyed daughter Poet made an […]
What do a mail carrier, a mime, babies, a clown, a leprechaun, a ballerina, and a band all have in common? They appeared in zombie form at this year’s Red, White & Dead Zombie Walk, which took place on July 7th in Fremont. There’s a lot to learn about Zombies; we recommend you check out […]
I am not sure when the last time was I have seen more women in one place than at Nicki Minaj’s show on Saturday night. The age range was quite large as well – and the second largest demographic was Minaj’s gay male fanbase. I was fascinated by the audience, such as one male fan […]
Photographer Simon Krane photographed Eighteen Individual Eyes, Fitz and the Tantrums, Light Asylum and Imaginary Cities, who all played the final day of this year’s Capitol Hill Block Party. Eighteen Individual Eyes hit another local festival when they appear at Bumbershoot on September 2nd. Do not miss them. Eighteen Individual Eyes Fitz and the Tantrums […]