Country star Ronnie Dunn (formerly of Brooks & Dunn) appeared at Snoqualmie Casino on Thursday evening. Dunn released a self-titled solo work in June, going back to his start as a solo artist. Enjoy some fine shots of Dunn and his band by photographer Matthew Lamb:
Photographer Paul Israel covered Saturday’s Capitol Hill Block Party lineup, which included performances by TV On The Radio, Champagne Champagne, Beat Connection, The Lumineers, Ravenna Woods and Slow Dance. Israel also got some sweet crowd shots as well as a cool snap of hosts KEXP’s Hannah Levin and Seattle Mayor McGinn.
TV On The Radio
Champagne Champagne
We’ve got more photos from a few of Capitol Hill Block Party’s Friday shows courtesy of photographer Simon Krane. Enjoy Krane’s pix of Cults, Yuck, THEESatisfaction, Skarp and Fucked Up:
Cults
Kate Voegele recently opened for Natasha Bedingfield during the Less Is More tour at the Showbox at the Market in support of her third album, Gravity Happens. Kate will be off to Europe for another tour in September.
Capitol Hill Block Party finished the 3 days of mayhem with the heat on the stage only rivaled by the heat of the blazing Seattle sun. It took 4 stages to contain the frenetic enery of: The Posies, Campfire OK, My Goodness, Battles, and The Cave Singers.
The Posies
Campfire OK
My Goodness
Battles
The Cave Singers
Block Party Fans
Photographer: John Rudolph
