Thievery Corporation & the Suffers @ the Showbox, 12/28/18Show Review & Photos by Lisa Hagen Glynn Thievery Corporation packed the Showbox on December 28, 2018. Based in Washington, D.C., the band plays classic trip-hop with a world feel—including sitar, tablas, chimes, and congas. Their tour supports the album Treasures from the Temple, which was recorded […]
Cat Power w/Arsun@ the Showbox, 11/17/18Show Review & Photos by Lisa Hagen Glynn Cat Power sold out an all-ages show at Seattle’s Showbox on November 17, 2018. The set included seven songs from the October 2018 release, Wanderer, a few older tunes, and covers by Nico, Lana Del Rey, Dead Man’s Bones, Dirty Three, and […]
Spiritualized @ the Moore, 4/3/19Photos by Lisa Hagen Glynn Seattle’s Moore Theatre welcomed Spiritualized for a headlining performance earlier this month. Led by Jason Pierce, the British band released And Nothing Hurt, their first album in six years in 2018. Pierce plays an incredible variety of guitars on his recordings, plus the glockenspiel and harmonica. […]
Antonio Sánchez & Migration @ Jazz Alley, 3/19/19 Interview & Photos by Lisa Hagen Glynn Antonio Sánchez and Migration are still sound-checking when I arrive at Jazz Alley. Sánchez sits at the drum set with impeccable posture, surrounded by no fewer than three snare drums and seven cymbal stands, all neatly aligned and illuminated by […]
Antonio Sánchez @ Jazz Alley – Tues. 3/19 & Wed. 3/20Preview by Lisa Hagen Glynn Jazz drummer extraordinaire Antonio Sánchez comes to Seattle’s Jazz Alley on Tuesday March 19th and Wednesday March 20th. The Mexican American musician and composer recently released the critically acclaimed political album Lines in the Sand, which tells the stories of migrants and the injustices at the U.S.–Mexico border. You might have recognized Sánchez as the composer of the award-winning soundtrack for Birdman, or heard his innovative improvised […]