Get to the Charli XCX show at Neumos early tomorrow, as the catchy and tasty music of LIZ will be the first order of the evening. If you like pop with R&B, and going back a bit to the cool basics in that genre, you will like the Californian LIZ. For sure. More important to me is that I think her voice, and what she does with it, is great. Plus she’s got backup dancers.
LIZ
Tix are $12 – hear more of LIZ over on her SoundCloud.
The LA-based trio, Wildcat! Wildcat!, hit the Crocodile in support of their eponymous EP released in early September. The indie-pop band was profiled alongside Passion Pit in Sam Jones’s documentary “Hello Everywhere” (viewable online at www.feedthebeat.com).
Wildcat! Wildcat!
Tech N9ne brought a stacked roster of Strange Music artists with him on the road for his Something Else Tour. While their last visit to Seattle was at the Showbox Sodo, this time around, the Kansas City labelmates packed the house at the Paramount. With crowd-pleasing high-energy sets and a light show to match, Strange Music’s found their new home in Seattle.
Tech N9ne
Knothead
Ces Cru
Prozak
¡Mayday!
Krizz Kaliko
Tech N9ne
Brooklyn’s Au Revoir Simone make a visit to Seattle’s Neumos this Sunday, October 27th. The trio, who just released Move in Spectrums in September, create beautiful sounds – it’s great to have them back after a four-year break from recording! Each woman in the band offers such cool vocals, and Neumos should be a great venue for their musical world to reach fans’ ears.
For more details and to get your tickets (not to be pushy, but do it now – this show will sell out) head over to Neumos’ event page.
Au Revoir Simone
The Avett Brothers headlined at the KeyArena over the weekend in support of their new album, Magpie and the Dandelion. Core members Seth Avett, Scott Avett, Bob Crawford and Joe Kwon put on their lively, entertaining show for a very enthusiastic audience. Nicholas David, who placed third on The Voice last year, opened.
The Avett Brothers
Nicholas David