On Friday, April 3, Zak celebrated his 25th birthday by renting out Chapel. Who is Zak? Partygoers had a number…
Chad VanGaalen, Gerald Collier, and J. Tillman are also coming to town this week.Published on March 30, 2009
Seattle dance doyenne KT Niehoff and Lingo Dance Co. take it to a different level with “A Glimmer of Hope…
![[Wednesday, September 17] Their name comes from a line a character in the British version of The Office utters about his drinking on the job, and British quartet Does It Offend You, Yeah? only lives up to its moniker if you absolutely canaE™t bear the thought of dancing madly to the dance-rock collision of roiling synths, big guitars, and chanty, shout-y vocals. With Team Robespierre. Chop Suey, 1325 E. Madison St., 324-8000. 8 p.m., $14 adv, $15 dos. Listen toWe Are Rockstars.](https://www.seattleweekly.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/1219883.jpg)
Stereophonics, Does It Offend You, Yeah? and Menomena made the list too. Check out briefs, photos and audio samples from…
With the big day approaching, these Seattleites were getting into the mood at the University District Red Light Vintage shop….
![[Thursday, December 18] Fun to say and even more fun to eat, MySpace hosts no less than 14 pagesaE™ worth of aEœNachoaE bands who've incorporated the cheesy treat into their name. Seattle's The Nachos are a masked duo who revels in beats and depravity. These bondage-clad bad boys perpetrate keytarded whip-hop infused with just enough humor to keep their shtick on the correct side of the line between the ironic and completely offensive. Which makes them the perfect band for Jackie Hell's glorious perv party, LeSexy. With the Bobcats, Nrdlngr, Ben DeLacreme, DJ Baby J, Michelle Frances. King Cobra, 916 E. Pike St., 9 p.m., $7.](https://www.seattleweekly.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/1218198.jpg)
The Nachos and Eastern Grip made the list too. Check out briefs and photos for our recommended shows for December…
Ah, August. How short it seems. When 90 degree weather graces the Puget Sound, we get out our hydroplanes, call…
Jaguar Love and Wintersleep made the list too. Check out briefs and photos for our recommended shows for March 25…
Leavenworth is a strange little slice of faux-Bavarian heaven in the Cascade mountains where, one month a year, crowds from…
The world once went gaga over a gorilla named Koko and her adopted kitten. Just as amazing is the story…
Death Cab for Cutie had the great honor of opening up Neil Young’s show at the Everett Events Center on…
How to get kicked out of Safeco, Lucinda Williams dishes on her reviews, and Summer Guide, all in this week’s…
Recession be damned, Makini Howell picked a good time to open Plum Bistro, her all-vegan restaurant on Capitol Hill. Read…
The Magnetic Fields played at Town Hall on Thursday, March 6. Read Brian J. Barr’s review here. All photos by…
From watch party to watch party – with a few side stops – check out our photos of the week…
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[No description!]Published on September 13, 2007
Mel Brooks is brining another one of his classic films to the stage. Young Frankenstein debuts at The Paramount Theatre,…
Macklemore performs “My Oh My”, his tribute to M’s broadcaster Dave Niehaus, before a packed crowd at Mariners Opening Day….
Michael Henrichsen, intense lover of all things 80’s, desperately wants Billy Idol to play his birthday party. He’s been trying…
Surely it comes as no surprise that as 4:20pm passed, a new, light, hazy cloud rose into the air above…
