The holidays are just around the corner and today’s Tunesday is brimming with the charitable feeling of the season. First up: Caffe Vita’s Coffee for… Continue reading
Here’s your weekly music roundup, in one tidy little package we like to call Tunesday.Our very own Jimi Hendrix is the next subject to be… Continue reading
Certain artists like King Khan, known for wild antics on and off the stage, project such vital, magnetic energy that life for them unfolds as… Continue reading
In today’s music story, Arish “King” Khan talks about the dark days—and six year gap—that preceded the release of his fourth album, Idle No More,… Continue reading
It hasn’t been long since Arish Ahmad “King” Khan stopped through Seattle—that would be last year at Bumbershoot—but it has been some time since the… Continue reading
Wrapping up a recent tour with the Maldives, Seattle’s busiest drummer, Faustine Hudson—formerly of The Young Evils, Chain and the Gang, Pearly Gate Music, Ghosts… Continue reading
As details on the Comet’s closing surface, we reached Michelle “Mamma Casserole” Smith, the club’s music booker for nine years, for her side of the… Continue reading
As was widely reported last week, the Comet Tavern has closed. Michelle Smith, aka Mamma Casserole, who books acts for the venue, said via Facebook… Continue reading
My desk faces the weird intersection of 2nd, 3rd, and Main streets in Pioneer Square. Every day I walk to work past the desperate, unfortunate… Continue reading
Laura Veirs’ stunning new album, Warp and Weft, is full of double meanings and loaded lyrics—not to mention an enviable who’s-who in the studio (Neko… Continue reading
Perhaps inspired by SW’s Ellis Conklin’s visit to the PacMed Center (see our story,Ghostly PacMed Center Searches for Someone to Occupy Its Hallowed Grounds), Mudhoney’s… Continue reading
My boyfriend and I are sitting an arm’s reach from table 1, the legendary banquette where renowned restaurateur Peter Canlis used to conduct business during… Continue reading
Nicole Hardy meets me at Freshy’s, the same West Seattle coffee shop she mentions in her new memoir Confessions of a Latter-Day Virgin (Hyperion, $24.99).… Continue reading
Promptly at 7 p.m., North Carolina’s Superchunk took the Fountain Lawn stage to a crowd full of grey beards, faded tee shirts, and beer bellies.… Continue reading
Day 3 has a manic energy to it. The crowd isn’t moving with a sense of urgency, and still stop in their tracks to check… Continue reading
If there’s anything I’ve learned from working in Pioneer Square (and once being punched in the stomach in San Francisco’s Tenderloin district), it’s the first… Continue reading
Today’slead food storyfeatures a recipe round up, decorating tips, and a playlist to make your end-of-summer barbecue a party to remember. Included within are contributions… Continue reading
The iconic Seattle piano man and busker we featured in an April story turns 65 today. We called to wish him well multiple times, but… Continue reading
If you’re a jive turkey, or someone who cares about the environment, then please leave a message. Remember: Only you can prevent forest fires.”So begins… Continue reading
Last Monday, ACT Theater held a live interview with Macklemore hosted by journalist Elliott Wilson. The interview is part of Wilson’s CRWN series and two… Continue reading
