It had been a long time since our last show at The Vera Project, but stepping back inside felt like returning to one of Seattle’s most essential creative spaces. Vera has always been more than a venue. It is a community hub, a training ground, and a place where young […]
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There is something magical about a punk show in a small room, the kind of space where the floor shakes, the amps crackle, and the crowd becomes part of the performance. Add-a-Ball in Fremont has always been one of those places, and on Saturday it hosted a lineup that captured […]
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We were back at Barboza to catch one of our favorite live acts, Lip Critic. Last time we saw them at Madame Lou’s and it was unforgettable. Visiting our city once more for their Theft World tour the band was as impressive as ever. I didn’t think I could like […]
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It was our first show for the season at the magnificent Gorge Amphitheater for the first U.S. stop of RÜFÜS DU SOL. The trio were back in the U.S. for their Inhale/Exhale tour starting at Washington’s most iconic venue, playing two sold-out nights. RÜFÜS DU SOL have spent more than […]
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Hemlocke Springs turned The Showbox into a technicolor fairytale, a night where her alt‑pop universe felt fully alive, fully inhabited, and fully adored. The North Carolina–born singer‑producer, known offstage as Isimeme “Naomi” Udu, has always blurred the line between character and creator, building a world where hyperpop, bedroom pop, and […]
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