Very happy to report that FIDLAR made an appearance in Seattle last October. And they brought Australian band called DUNE RATS with them! Apparently FIDLAR has two life-sized dolls of R. Kelly they feature in their shows. . . interesting. . . Join us in having a look at Monica Martinez‘s photos of each band:
Photos: JoJo @ Neumos
JoJo‘s sold-out show at Neumos was at the halfway point in her 23 city North American I Am JoJo Tour. In 2004, JoJo released her self-titled debut album, with the single, “Leave (Get Out)”. At age 13, she was the youngest artist to have a #1 song on the Billboard Pop Songs chart. Fast forward to 2015, sounding better than ever, the soulful JoJo performed songs off JoJo, the follow-up The High Road (2006), and from her new EP III released in August – with a “tringle” – the simultaneous release of three singles.
Photos: twenty one pilots & Echosmith @ the Paramount
On a fall Seattle evening, twenty one pilots took over the Paramount’s stage. The Columbus, Ohio pair enjoyed huge success this year and in 2014, with 2015’s Blurryface hitting number one on the Billboard Charts. They also performed “Heavydirtysoul” on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon recently. Congratulations! Look for several big twenty one pilots tours in 2016. California quartet Echosmith opened.
All photos by Casey Brevig:
Video: POWERS’ “Hot”
Artist: POWERS
Song/Video: “Hot”
Why You Want to Listen/Watch: A one take shot video featuring POWERS’ Mike Del Rio & Crista Ru. Great song, great video, and great hula hooping skills by Ru.
Details: Again, just one take for this beauty. If you want more POWERS, grab their sweet disco EP, Legendary.
POWERS – photo by Matt Licari
Music: Bigfoot Wallace & His Wicked Sons’ “Get the Cats Together (It’s Christmas Time)”
Artist: Bigfoot Wallace & His Wicked Sons
Song: “Get the Cats Together (It’s Christmas Time)”
Why You Want to Listen: Seattle’s Bigfoot Wallace & His Wicked Sons play mighty fine “dirty garbage trash music,” as they describe it. I have yet to see BW&HWSs live, but am into them. And yes, there is a Christmas song from the band!