Rachel Bennett – If you scroll through the Facebook event of a sold-out show and see the comments of many people searching for tickets, it can inspire hope for the tenacity of the rock n’ roll music industry. While it sucks for the poor souls who waited too long to snag a ticket, it’s a positive indication that the band is doing well, and that they will have the money/support to tour again in the future.
Rachel Bennett – Tulsa band BRONCHO recently played the Tractor Tavern with support from Seattle’s Oh, Rose, and LA garage rock band Pinky Pinky who were a fantastic added bonus to the night’s show.
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.
Rachel Bennett – Earlier this month La Luz returned to Seattle to debut their third album, Floating Features, released May 11 on local label Hardly Art. It’s the four-piece band’s first release since they moved down to L.A., and with a familiar, but matured sound, the record indicates that the California sun has been beneficial to the band’s creative endeavors.
Rachel Bennett – It’s awesome to see a show stacked with all women-fronted bands; it’s even more awesome when the main opener and headliner are both Asian American women who own the hell out of the stage.
