Tag Archives: Abbie Glick

Arts+Entertainment By Abbie Glick on December 6, 2011

We’ve got the scoop on the grooviest acts in town. Five Alarm Funk Self-described as the “champions of the party-funk orchestra scene,” Five Alarm Funk combines all of your favorite genres into one stream of chaotic bliss. When it comes to live performance, these Canadian imports leave no rock unturned. (more…)

Arts+Entertainment By Abbie Glick on November 17, 2011

Music Madness: Over the Rhine

This married Ohio duo is scheduled to play three folk-filled nights at The Triple Door. (more…)

Arts+Entertainment By Abbie Glick on November 9, 2011

Music Madness: A Decade Of Minus The Bear

The local group concludes their 10th anniversary tour at Showbox at the Market. (more…)

Arts+Entertainment By Abbie Glick on November 3, 2011

Music Madness: Hip-Hop Shows To See

This fall, Seattle hosts some of the most dynamic rhymesayers in the game. (more…)

Arts+Entertainment By Abbie Glick on October 26, 2011

Music Madness: Rubblebucket At The Croc

Go for the Ballard mainstay’s new renovations. Stay for the booty-shakin’ grooves. (more…)

The Scene Aesthetic and He Is We perform a free concert in Seattle as part of Verizon Wireless' Coffee Shop Series.

Arts+Entertainment By Abbie Glick on October 25, 2011

Up Close And Personal With He Is We

The rising indie-pop duo talks MySpace, fate and Justin Beiber. It was just an average Thursday night on Capitol Hill for Rachel Taylor and Trevor Kelly, also known as rising star indie darling He Is We. The duo joined me on the dimly-lit upper level of Neumo’s, where, later that evening, they headlined the second concert in the Verizon Wireless Coffee Shop Series, with acoustic accompaniment from fellow Seattleites, The Scene Aesthetic. (more…)

Arts+Entertainment By Abbie Glick on October 11, 2011

Music Madness: Manhattan Transfer At Dimitriou’s

The elite jazz group plays eight shows at the historic Belltown favorite. Where: Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley When: Thursday, Oct. 13 -- Sunday, Oct. 16 Times: Two shows nightly, at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. How Much: $40 per person (Tickets) In a time where popular music is dominated by synthesizers and robotic noise, it’s a breath of fresh air to witness the simplicity of four perfectly syncopated voices that have been singing together for forty years. (more…)