David Byrne’s spectacle-driven musical engages with the political history of the Philippines.
On ‘Tether,’ the mutant pop duo tackles the service industry, Frappuccinos, and a commodified Seattle.
Be sad with The Weeknd, see ‘Alice in Wonderland’ adapted as burlesque dance, and much more.
Seems like he just got here. In an announcement posted on the Seattle Symphony’s website this morning, music director Ludovic…
From Toto’s Africa on an Africa picturedisc to Prince’s “Batdance,” we present the best of the weird.
Academic music types will gather to chat about house music, tunes in the Reagan and Obama eras, and more.
The duo behind Re-bar’s outlandish video mash-ups gives us a personal screening.
A chronic chronology of all this week’s bountiful 4/20 offerings.
Flitting between WWII Japan and the present-day U.S., the play connects the dots of a sterotype.
March for science, check out a super-heavy Bulgarian folk choir, and much more.
The bull’s out of the pen! Taurus charges ahead while Pluto turns retrograde and planets switch signs.
See Of Montreal (twice), catch a battle of the beats, heal the “ideological divide” and more.
“It’s not a happy album at all.”
The stereotype of the shiftless stoner exists for a reason, but that doesn’t mean you need to buy into it.
Two pages are fighting for the right to be called Seattle’s subreddit.
There is a lot of information out there. Here’s where to look, er, listen.
Catch local music at the Laserdome, welcome Reggie Watts back to Seattle and more.
Customs founder Allen Huang is moving to Taipei, but for other locals, leaving the U.S. is complicated.
Nikkita Oliver’s campaign launch on Sunday displayed a passionate base.
Countless individuals have helped shape the First Hill institution into the vital community center it is today. Here are a few of their stories.
