Detroit-based Jessica Hernandez and the Deltas played at the Tractor Tavern in Ballard on July 1st. The high-energy songstress’ voice was the star of the show, backed by the 5-member Deltas. The stop was in the middle of their 15-week North American tour in support of their debut album Secret Evil. This was their second show at the Tractor in just seven months. Hurry back!
Jessica Hernandez and the Deltas
In the spring of April 2015, the great Minneapolis, Minnesota band the Replacements made two stops in the Northwest with dates in Seattle and Portland. With original bassist and band founder, Tommy Stinson, and singer Paul Westerberg, the group has fed strong rumors of a new Replacements album. Yes! For the tour they had Seattle’s the Young Fresh Fellows as openers. We were extremely lucky to send photographer Monica Martinez to both dates:
The Replacements @ the Paramount
The Replacements @ the Crystal Ballroom
The Young Fresh Fellows @ the Paramount
The Young Fresh Fellows @ the Crystal Ballroom
British-Irish quartet One Direction captured a huge section of Seattle last night when they played CenturyLink Field. I will have so many more photos and a review of the show soon, but I wanted to share a few photos Right Now. Thanks for the wicked show, One Direction!
One Direction – all photos by Dagmar
Nine-time Grammy winner Sheryl Crow performed at Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery in Woodinville, as part of the winery’s Summer Concert Series. The sold-out show was in the first leg of her North American tour.
Sheryl Crow
Stromae, from Brussels, Belgium, played Showbox SoDo in early April. The man known as Stromae is actually Paul Van Haver, a singer-songwriter and rapper who writes his lyrics in French. He also has two albums out, and his own fashion line called Mosaert. The duo, Freedom Fry, made of the French Marie Seyrat and Detroit, Michigan’s Bruce Driscoll, opened.
All photos by Alex Crick:
Stromae
Freedom Fry