Local pop/soulful singer-songwriter Tiffany Parker played a well-received set at the Nectar Lounge on Sunday. As evidenced by all the encouraging comments shouted by the audience, Tiffany had a large group of fans, friends and family in attendance. Accompanied by Justin Clark on guitar and keys, Tiffany sang songs off her new album, Music Therapy, as well as several more recent ones. You can also check out Tiffany’s videos here.
I saw Seattle’s Sad Face last month at the Tractor Tavern, and yes, they are stunning. I hadn’t heard of this band – how? why was that? – and was torn to bits by their music. I didn’t know what they would do next. They’ll be at the Comet this Saturday, December 3rd. Do not miss their set. Get there early. Leave work early. Quit whatever you are doing early. I don’t care. Get in trouble.
Sad Face – all photos by Dagmar
The second annual Reykjavik Calling was held at Neumos on October 28th. The event, which musically celebrates the relationship between sister cities Seattle and Reykjavik (plus additional Nordic countries), included performances by Ólöf Arnalds, David Bazan, Sean Nelson, Shelby Earl, Gudrid Hansdóttir and Nive Nielsen. A big thank you to Simon Krane for these photos!
Ólöf Arnalds
David Bazan
Gudrid Hansdóttir
Nive Nielsen
Sean Nelson & Ólöf Arnalds
Sean Nelson
Shelby Earl
Showbox SoDo had The Devil Wears Prada as headliners on November 14th. The sextet marches on during their Dead Throne Tour – if you can’t make it to the shows, we’re displaying some photos from Geoffrey Gribbin for you to enjoy:
Look at all you beautiful Uproar people! We’ve got lots of lovely shots of Uproar activities from this year’s festival – you might see yourself somewhere in here. I hope so.
photos by Geoffrey Gribbin
photo by Heather Fitzpatrick
photos by Geoffrey Gribbin
photo by Heather Fitzpatrick