Icy streets and frigid weather couldn’t keep Blonde Redhead from performing their | Seattle Weekly

Icy streets and frigid weather couldn’t keep Blonde Redhead from performing their

Published 8:00 am Monday, November 26, 2012

Opener Olof Arnalds jokes about warming up the place on such a cold night.

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Opener Olof Arnalds jokes about warming up the place on such a cold night.

Opener Olof Arnalds jokes about warming up the place on such a cold night.

Blonde Redhead's stage set included beautiful flickering lightbulbs, bringing an intimacy to the show's atmosphere.

Amedo Pace, in the background, plays in the band with his twin brother, Simone, who's on drums.

Lead singer and guitarist Kazu Makino started things off by donning a weird white mask.

The stage lighting had everything from rotating spotlights to a row of lit umbrellas along the back wall.

Earlier this year Blonde Redhead disappointed fans by pulling out of their performance at the Capitol Hill Block Party at the last minute. The cause was illness.

The set's dramatic lighting complemented Makino's eclectic vocal style.

Makino and one of the Pace twins performing.

The venue was packed for the performance.

Concert-goers watch the show from the merch booth.

Icy streets and frigid weather couldn’t keep Blonde Redhead from performing their set at the Showbox on Nov. 24. Olof Arnalds opened for the band, and jokes about the temperature abounded.Photos by Victoria HoltPublished on November 26, 2010

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