Despite the weatherman’s threat of heavy snow in the Seattle metro area, John Popper and the Duskray Troubadours attracted a good-sized audience at Neumos last night. As the first stop on an extensive U.S. tour, they played numerous songs from their forthcoming self-titled album to be released next Tuesday (3/1), as well as several Blues […]
Because Carrabba was celebrating Swiss Army Romance and the album is largely acoustic, pre-dating the full-band version of Dashboard, Carrabba took to the stage with no band, just his voice and his acoustic guitar. This solo acoustic show was anything but dull.
Sandwiched between two sold out shows at Benaroya Hall with the Seattle Symphony, Brandi Carlile (aka “The Story Guy”) played to yet another hometown crowd at Neumos. She was joined by band members Tim (guitar) and Phil (bass) Hanseroth, Allison Miller (drums) and Josh Neumann (cello) – as well as her mother Teresa and sister […]
Review: Chris Senn Photos: Sarah Jurado (courtesy of City Arts Fest) If the term “Rock and Roll Survivor” was in the dictionary, a photo of Roky Erickson would surely accompany it. Roky is a Rock and Roll survivor in every sense of the word. He came to prominence in the mid to late 1960s as […]
Glasgow, Scotland’s (and Sub Pop Records’), the Vaselines played to a packed audience at Neumos as a part of Seattle’s annual City Arts Fest. I have been a big fan of The Vaselines and when I heard they were playing City Arts Fest, I had to jump on that. Being this is the band that […]