Last Thursday, influential Seattle DJ and music industry veteran Marco Collins hosted a night of music with a new format at Chop Suey called Tag 2.0, in which five local acts performed one continuous set without any downtime, each one blending their closing together with the next act’s opening, sometimes sharing the stage for extended periods of time.
Dan Lurie – It was a wild and wooly weekend on the banks of the mighty Willamette River. Yes, MusicfestNW has come and gone, but the memories won’t soon be forgotten, depending on how much Heineken you drank.
The Internet was invented to share photos of cats. Everyone knows that. That’s why we’ve been sharing photographs of famous musicians with cats over on our Facebook page for the past four or five months.
Local music thrives and comes alive at the year Capitol Hill Block Party, with Puget Sound talent mixing it up alongside a carefully-curated group of emerging national acts and a few big name headliners. The recipe leads for some inspired sets by local bands. Over the three days of this year’s festival, which took place July 25-28, one such performance was from local post punk band Constant Lovers, who’s blistering set at Neumos on Friday afternoon was one of our favorites of the weekend.
Brooklyn Indie dance darlings Matt and Kim put on a high energy show for the Seattle crowd yesterday evening at the 2014 Capitol Hill Block Party. The fruits of new Washington…
