Seattle-based country artist Miller Campbell held her album release party at the Tractor Tavern. The show was sponsored by local country radio station KMPS (94.1 FM). Her new EP, Sweet Whiskey, sold out that evening, along with the rest of her merch and nearly all the tickets. Evidenced by the photos, Miller and her eight-member band completely filled the stage. We took a few minutes after her set to see the holiday lights in front of the venue.
Miller Campbell
Song: “O Holy Night”
Artist: Ellie Goulding
Why You Want to Listen: In 2015, British singer Ellie Goulding did a version of one of my very favorite Christmas songs, “O Holy Night.” What a sweet and lovely rendition she gave to fans, and it’s now an annual goodie. Goulding must be a Christmas enthusiast, as she also took part in Band Aid 30’s “Do They Know It’s Christmas?”.
I Love the ’90s @ the Tacoma Dome, 8/26/16
Photos by Alex Crick
Salt-N-Pepa
Part 20 of Memory Lane Series
Details: Man! I’m not lying, this was the super lineup for the Tacoma Dome appearance of tour I Love the ’90s: Salt-N-Pepa, Coolio, All-4-One, Color Me Badd, Tone Loc, Rob Base and Young MC. The inaugural 2016 tour was in fact so successful, the production followed up in 2017 with I Love the ’90s: The Party Continues. And I already see 2018 dates shaping up. . . but first, check out Young MC representing the Seahawks in a Richard Sherman jersey.
Coolio
All-4-One
Color Me Badd
Tone Loc
Rob Base
Young MC
Salt-N-Pepa
Coolio
All-4-One
Color Me Badd
Tone Loc
Rob Base
Young MC
Singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers recently opened for Noah Gundersen at the Neptune Theatre. Accompanied by Harrison Whitford (guitar), she’s touring in support of her just released debut album, Stranger in the Alps. Gundersen joined Bridgers onstage for the last song of her set.
Phoebe Bridgers
Show Preview: Petit Biscuit @ the Neptune, Wed. 12/6
~Dagmar
French electronic artist Mehdi Benjelloun, known to us as Petit Biscuit, plays one of only a few North American shows this fall at the Neptune tonight. Coincidentally, or probably not, Benjelloun released his debut LP, Presence, on his eighteenth birthday this year. While he worked on graduating from high school, he made the entire album himself. As in he did all the writing. All the mixing. All the producing. Amazing. Now that he’s out of school, I look forward to Benjelloun being totally unleashed onto the world. His press release tells me he plays numerous instruments, and I hear that in his fantasy world tunes. He’s got some great collaborators on Presence as well: Bipolar Sunshine and Møme are just a couple. A cool connection for tonight’s show – and the tour – is the choice of Portland’s Electric Mantis, for opener. His remix of Petit Biscuit’s “Waterfall” will appear on that song’s remix EP in December.
Petit Biscuit – photo by Charles Lopez