To celebrate the 30 year anniversary of Licensed to Ill: thoughts from the masses... Read more
Matt Ashworth – Hey Kids: We’re doing it again! Our fourth annual #NadaFest takes place Oct. 19-21 at Substation and YOU SHOULD TOTALLY COME. Why? Well, for starters, we’ve got 24 great bands performing. That’s eight acts each night rotating between the club’s main stage and charming backroom so that you can maximize your new music intake without any downtime.
Jason Murray – Chicago DJ Whethan brings his talent’s and good times vibe to Seattle tonight as part of his “Life as a Wallflower Tour” with openers Alexander lewis and Flower Yoshi.
Eric Tra – In a span of only several years CHVRCHES has risen to a cult-like status among their growing fan-base. Their music features strong, rhythmic pop anthems making it no surprise that this UK trio, led by their fearless front woman Lauren Mayberry, has risen to the upper echelons of pop rock fame.
Jason Murray – I wanted to see Chicago MC Saba, who’s been touring much of 2018 with members of his family, because of his grassroots evolution into music industry and overall positivity. When I caught his set back in May it featured his cousin Jean Deaux and brother Joseph Chilliams as openers.
Rachel Bennett – The Desert Daze lineup has many of us uncontrollably salivating once again; with headliners like Tame Impala, My Bloody Valentine, Warpaint and King Gizzard, the festival is bound to bring in music lovers from all over the world.
Travis Trautt – I got a chance to check out one of two shows Southern California band the Growlers played at Seattle’s Neptune Theater this month and take some pictures. The group, which is signed to Julian Casablancas’ Cult Records, share’s many similarities with the label owner’s former band the Strokes, adopting a seemingly nonchalant artifice with which to deliver artful, hook-laden modern rock.
