Andy Perkovich – On June 15, I spent a good chunk of my evening getting yelled at on Beacon Hill by three bands on Seattle’s venerable Good to Die Records. Unsurprisingly, I loved every second of it.
AJ Dent – Sasquatch! on a gorgeous Sunday afternoon. Nothing better. I drank my weight in water, ate an apple, tied my boots back up, and began the dusty trek from campground to concerts.
Jason Murray – Django Django are a “psychedelic electric rock band” from Britain that’s touring on its recently released album, Marble Skies. With a sound that’s not exactly like anything I’d heard before, I jumped at the chance to make them them the subjects of my first photo set for NadaMucho.com.
Stephanie Oster – Nada Surf played to a sold out crowd Wednesday, May 9 at the Neptune Theater in the University District of Seattle Washington. The show, being the 21st installment of the KEXP’s Little Big Show, was buzzing with the energy of earnest joy.
Gary Horn – Treefort Music Fest occurs each Spring in downtown Boise, Idaho. Musicians, actors, comedians, yoga instructors, film directors and more gather to inform and entertain within its 10 “forts,” most of them all-ages. Reviewing this year’s lineup of 463 bands (not a misprint, I checked), it was a challenge to narrow the list down to just 25 or so bands that time would allow me to see.
