Christie DuPree and brother Collin opened for Eisley – comprised of their other siblings and cousin – last week at Neumos. Sandwiched in-between was The Narrative, consisting of Suzie Zeldin and Jesse Gabriel.
Christie DuPree
Christie DuPree and brother Collin opened for Eisley – comprised of their other siblings and cousin – last week at Neumos. Sandwiched in-between was The Narrative, consisting of Suzie Zeldin and Jesse Gabriel.
Christie DuPree
Jimmy Eat World played to a packed all ages crowd at Showbox SODO on the Seattle leg of their world tour. Jimmy Eat World’s latest release Invented is a follow up to their very successful 2008 project Chase This Light.
Jimmy Eat World
Kinch
Photographer: John Rudolph
Joan Wasser, frontwoman for Joan as Police Woman played to an appreciative crowd at the Columbia City Theater on Friday night. Joan as Police Woman’s latest CD, The Deep Field, is the band’s fourth LP. Wasser chose Joan as Police Woman for her project’s name because she was a fan of Angie Dickinson’s show, Police Woman.
Photographer: John Rudolph
Eisley, fronted by sisters Stacy (keyboards), Sherri (rhythm guitar) and Chauntelle (lead guitar), along with brother Weston (drums) and cousin Garron (bass) – all DuPrees – played at Neumos on Thursday in support of their latest album, The Valley.
On Tuesday night the Comedy Underground held a benefit for Boundless Arts Theatre Company with performances by comedians Jake Barker, Mike Drucker, Heneghen, Barbara Holm, Rylee Newton and Ross Parsons (who hosted the evening). Run by students at the University of Washington, Boundless Arts Theatre Company (BATC) works to provide a creative outlet for foster youth, and its Founding Executive Director, Javonnia Arriaga attended the event. Check out their Facebook. I had a blast at this show and encourage you to check out the Comedy Underground’s calendar.
Ross Parsons
Barbara Holm
Heneghen
Jake Barker
Javonna Arriaga
Mike Drucker
Rylee Newton – all photos by Dagmar