Can't Miss It: ThursdayIT’S A PSYCHOBILLY FREAKOUT: Way back in 1990 Sub Pop signed a rising Dallas band called The Reverend Horton Heat. And they looked at their signing and saw that it was good. Hallelujah. The group’s first album, Smoke ‘em If You Got ‘em, (re)introduced psychobilly to American punk rock... continue reading on Seattlest
Can't Miss It: ThursdayEAT UP: ‘Tis the season for sweet meats. Thankfully Seattle psych-pop duo Koko and the Sweetmeats will be cooking up something nice at Columbia City Theater, with trappings provided by chamber pop locals Exohxo, Stephen Nielsen, and Spokane’s Terrible Buttons. Koko and the Sweetmeats’ Garett van der Spek plays... continue reading on Seattlest
Can't Miss It: ThursdayGO TEAM: Team Up for Nonprofits ends the year with a night of regional fundraising folk rock, starring Portland's Drew Grow & The Pastor's Wives, Shelton, Wa trio Lower Lights Burning, and Ravenna Woods frontman Chris Cunningham. With Gigs4Good, Team Up stages concerts to raise funds and awareness for... continue reading on Seattlest
Can't Miss It: ThursdayPICKIN HITS: Wa-wa-whoa, there’s a whole lotta great shows taking place tonight. First, our suggestion: The Black Heart Procession at Tractor Tavern. Details on that one below. The BHP has offered subtle changes over the course of 6+ albums, but some things have remained the same - gloom, power... continue reading on Seattlest
Well Known Seattle Skateboarder Peter Starrs Dies in San Francisco Crash24-year-old skateboarder Peter Starrs died in a motorcycle accident early Saturday morning. Our friends at SFist had the story earlier this week. Starrs moved to San Francisco this year after making a name for himself in the Seattle skate community. According to SF Appeal, Starrs crashed his motorcycle on... continue reading on Seattlest
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