Ingrid Michaelson brought her Hell No Tour to the Moore Theatre last weekend, in support of her recently-released seventh studio album, It Doesn’t Have to Make Sense. She was backed by her five-member band, anchored by longtime member Allie Moss on acoustic guitar. As always, Ingrid shared numerous witty stories between songs – some of […]
Continuing in the amazing tradition of great Scandinavian music (with, of course, her own electronic magic), Norwegian singer-songwriter Aurora was in Seattle this spring. Aurora’s first EP, Running with the Wolves, received so much positive attention in 2015 she followed up with a full length, All My Demons Greeting Me as a Friend, in 2016. […]
KT Tunstall and her three-member band played a sold-out show at the Crocodile Café earlier this week in support of her new album, KIN. The 14-song set and 3-song encore lasted for nearly 2 hours and as always, KT inserted an amusing story between each song. Halfway through her set, the band left the stage […]
Day 1 of Bumbershoot featured the huge variety of acts you’d expect from them, including Halsey‘s electronic sounds, rock and roll of Chevy Metal, and Michael Franti, who does many genres all in one. Gryffin, St. Lucia, Andrew Bird and Zella Day rounded out my coverage of Friday’s lineup. St. Lucia’s Jean-Philip Grobler took advantage […]
Oh hey, Bumbershoot starts this Friday! Art, film, comedians, writers, and oh yeah, music take places of honor throughout the Seattle Center grounds’ annual festival. I’ve picked a few acts to highlight for each day; day one includes local and international treats from electronic music to pop. Also, I’m pretty sure this is the first […]