Seattle’s Sunn O)))) played the Neptune on December 16th with support from Earth and Dead in the Dirt. Paul Israel‘s photos of the show definitely reflect the moody sounds these bands create. Dig the fog and colors contrasted with black and white. And those robes.
Sunn O))))
Earth
Dead in the Dirt
The stunning band known as Two Gallants headlined Barboza on Friday night. They played to a rapt audience who knew and loved the songs – plus fans ate up the new material off Two Gallants’ latest, The Bloom and the Blight. This show gets an A+ from me, a rather hardened – yet enthusiastic – concertgoer.
Two Gallants – all photos by Dagmar
I got to hear two really good bands and hang out with some fun people on Friday night. My night started when I met Jordan and James from Poulsbo, relaxing with some refreshing PBRs. They were really funny and Jordan liked to demonstrate her tough girl face to anyone who would indulge her.
Stopping in Seattle before heading to Australia, TWO GALLANTS, touring with FUTURE TWIN, played to a very crowded Barboza. Two Gallants blend folk, blues, alt rock with an Irish twist to create a full sound from just 2 musicians. Both Two Gallants and Future Twin had the crowd hopping from start to finish.
Photographer: John Rudolph
Seattle-based New Heights sold out their show at the Triple Door on Sunday. Supporting their third full-length album, Something to Believe In, their set was enthusiastically received by the audience that included many friends and family members. New Heights is Travis Graham (guitar/vocals), Kiyung Park (guitar/vocals), Chris Kwak (guitar/vocals), Bobby Walker (drums) and Tyler Carroll (bass/vocals). Captivating local singer-songwriter, Andie Case, opened the show.
New Heights
Andie Case
On Saturday, January 12th, Dancing on the Valentine held an exhibit of art we all can bid on (it’s actually quite affordable). And it will benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The event, held at Emerald City Orchids, will be followed by the 8th annual Dancing on the Valentine, a concert to take place on Saturday, February 9th at Neumos. The show will feature musicians, including The Redwood Plan and Head Like A Kite, all performing their versions of songs by The Cure. Proceeds will also benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Talented artists donated their work to the art auction, and you can bid on pieces on Bidding for Good. Photos follow below of Dancing on the Valentine founder, Jenny George and auction attendees. If you were there and I missed getting your picture, I apologize. Also, a special thank you to Casey Brookbush, Amie Simon and Sarah Plein.
Dancing on the Valentine Presents: An Art Auction for Leukemia @ Emerald City Orchids – all photos by Dagmar
