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Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

Tickets on sale for The Makaha Sons Hawaiian Christmas concert on Dec 11

Thursday, December 2, 2021


Christmas Hawaiian style!

An evening of Aloha Mele Kalikimaka Hawaiian Christmas Concert by one of the top musical iconic traditional award winning groups: The Makaha Sons. They will be debuting their new release "It's Christmas all over the World."

Edmonds Performance Center, Saturday, December 11, 2021. Doors open 4pm for VIP meet and greet. 

Purchase The Makaha Sons Concert Tickets! Here online

  • $99: VIP meet and greet with The Makaha Sons, light refreshments, a gift bag, premier concert seating, and an aloha Market by sponsor Keli's sauces.
  • $35 -- $50 concert only at 6pm  

Makaha Sons headlined at Kalama Heritage Festivals https://www.kalamafestival.com

*Face masks and proof of vaccination or negative COVID-19 PCR test are required of ALL patrons attending ECA events. For those unable to be vaccinated, including children under 12, proof of a negative COVID-19 PCR test (taken with 72 hours of performance) is required. No exceptions. Learn more about our Covid policies https://bit.ly/ECACovid19Safety



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UPDATED: The Shoreline Conch – Weekend Sounds - Dec 3 - 5, 2021

Photo by Steve Adams on unsplash


The Conch – Weekend Sounds
of the local entertainment scene

By Jarred Swalwell


12/3 FRIDAY

Aurora Borealis – The Industrials

From classic covers and power ballads, to modern rock and deep album cuts – music fans of all ages will find plenty to love with the Industrials blend of driving rhythm, vocal dynamics, and dueling guitar-fueled music. 21+, no cover, gratuities are appreciated, show starts 8:30pm

Darrell’s Tavern – Dogpatch, Bitch Fits, Mr. Dinkles

All female lineup of alt-rock/garage bands. 21+, $10, doors open 7pm, vax card or negative test, show starts 8pm

The Drumlin – Radar Creek

Radar Creek plays bluegrass standards in The Drumlin’s back patio.  All ages, no cover, show starts 7ish ends by 10.

North City Bistro and Wine Shop – Sugartime Trio

Sugartime Trio is a dynamic female jazz/pop trio that uses tightly synchronized solid swing 3-part harmony, covering tunes from the 1930’s to present day. All ages, $20 by reservation, show starts 8pm.

Third Place Commons – Honky Tonk Sweethearts

Vintage country, '50s rock'n'roll, and a few originals to get your toes a-tappin'. All ages, free show, dance floor still closed, 7-9pm.


12/4 SATURDAY

Aurora Borealis – Rubbish and Sun King

As Seattle’s premiere Garbage tribute, Rubbish brings a high-energy, hard-rocking show filled with all the hits you remember and new favorites you won’t forget. The Ultimate Tribute to The Cult — Sun King showcases the look and sound of an album quality, authentic early era concert experience. 21+, no cover, gratuities are appreciated, show starts 8:30pm

Darrell’s TavernFrankie and The Pool Boys, The Delstoyers and The Desolate Coast

Surf music lineup at Darrell’s! 21+, $10, doors open 7pm, vax card or negative test, show starts 8pm

The Drumlin – Commuting Crows Orchestra

The Commuting Crows Orchestra is a jazz quintet composed of sax, vibraphone, violin, bass and drums playing a mix of jazz standards and original compositions.  This is CCO’s second time playing the Drumlin’s indoor stage and we can attest to this being a really engaging auditory experience in a terrific sounding room! All ages, no cover, reservations recommended, 8-10 pm.

North City Bistro and Wine Shop – Eric and Encarna – Duo Flamenco

Eric and EncarnaciĂłn are an internationally renowned flamenco duo known for the deep connection that permeates their live performances. All ages, $25 by reservation, show starts 8 pm.

Sky Nursery - Strum - Seattle's Totally Relaxed Ukulele Musicians

A rollicking band of Holiday Cheer Meisters in a holiday event at Sky Nursery. Free, 1-2pm

Third Place Commons – 85th Street Big Band

The 85th Street Big Band is happy to return to Third Place Commons with its 17-piece group to play your holiday favorites and tunes from the swing era. All ages, free show, 7-9 pm, dance floor still closed, 4-6 pm.


12/5 SUNDAY

Darrell’s Tavern – Sunday Jazz Jam

21+, 6 pm show start, suggested $5 donation.



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Seattle Symphony receives Grammy nomination for best orchestral performance

Saturday, November 27, 2021

Nominated for a Grammy
The Recording Academy announced that the Seattle Symphony has received a nomination in the classical category of the 2022 Grammy Awards. Music Director Thomas Dausgaard and the Symphony have been nominated for Best Orchestral Performance for the live recording of Richard Strauss’ Also sprach Zarathustra and Alexander Scriabin’s The Poem of Ecstasy.

Symphony President and CEO Krishna Thiagarajan said, 
“It is exciting and rewarding for us at the Seattle Symphony to see that the orchestra’s great work is being recognized again. 
"The honor is especially gratifying as we emerge from the disruption of the pandemic, and it is testament to Thomas Dausgaard’s brilliance on stage. We are happy for it to add to the Symphony’s history of Grammy recognition over these past years."

Originally released on the Seattle Symphony Media label in October 2020, the album “Strauss: Also sprach Zarathustra; Scriabin: The Poem of Ecstasy“ features colorful works that celebrate the search for creative meaning and the triumph of the human spirit. 

Recorded live in the acoustically stunning Benaroya Hall and produced by Grammy Award-winning recording engineer Dmitriy Lipay, the performances from the Seattle Symphony with Dausgaard at the podium have garnered acclaim.



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The Conch - Weekend Sounds - 11/12 to 11/14

Thursday, November 11, 2021

Photo by Steve Adams on Unsplash

The Conch – Weekend Sounds
of the local entertainment scene

By Jarred Swalwell

11/12 FRIDAY

Aurora Borealis – The XOfenders

The XOfenders are a Northwest Indie Band from Snohomish County with many years of West Coast music experience. Blending R/B, Rock, Blues, Punk and Grunge, The XOfenders' original music is both fresh and familiar. 21+, no cover, gratuities are appreciated, show starts 8:30pm

Darrell’s Tavern – Matlock and The Keys

Blues, indie-rock that combines elements of soul, rock and blues. 21+, $10, doors open 7pm, show starts 8pm

North City Bistro and Wine Shop – Ann Reynolds and Clave Gringa

Ann Reynolds’ Clave Gringa invites you to experience the joy and energy of Cuban Jazz. The band plays Ann’s original compositions and traditional Cuban songs. All ages, $15 by reservation, show starts 8pm.

11/13 SATURDAY

Aurora Borealis – One Island Drop

From originals to covers, One Island Drop plays island-style Roots Rock Reggae. A lil bit of Marley, a lil bit of music from Hawaii, we keep you skanking to the groove! 21+, no cover, gratuities are appreciated, show starts 8:30 pm

Darrell’s Tavern – F-Holes and The Heyfields

Long time pop-punkers (and a few other things) F-holes are joined by rock, rock and more rock The heyfields. 21+, $10, doors open 7 pm, show starts 8 pm

North City Bistro and Wine Shop - Jeff Busch Quartet

Seattle based drummer Jeff Busch, known for his wide ranging work in the jazz, Brazilian and Cuban music communities collaborates with Spanish piano virtuoso Marina Albero, saxophonist extraordinaire Hans Teuber and master bassist Jeff Johnson for a night celebratory jazz and musical exploration! All ages, $20 by reservation, show starts 8 pm.

11/14 SUNDAY

Jazz Vespers - John Hansen and Jean Chaumont

John Hansen is a locally acclaimed jazz pianist. John and Jean will play both original and re-arranged tunes. This is a duo you don’t want to miss. The theme for the evening is “Deep Rivers” with a short reflection by Ross McKeekin. Live at Lake Forest Park Presbyterian Church (masks required) or you can stream from at the Facebook page for Jazz Vespers LFP.



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Haitian-American baritone brings music of Rum and Rebellion to life in Shoreline performance Nov 19

Sunday, November 7, 2021


Acclaimed Haitian-American baritone Jean Bernard Cerin makes his Seattle area debut as Classical Uncorked presents Rum and Rebellion at Black Coffee Northwest in Shoreline.

Experience the music behind the turbulent crossroads of politics, the rum industry, and the transatlantic slave trade in the Caribbean, South America, and Europe. 

Savor a selection of 18th century songs and tunes by Black British writer, abolitionist, and merchant Ignatius Sancho as well as Brazilian composer JosĂ© Mauricio Nuñes Garcia, grandson of sugar cane plantation slaves. 

The program also features works by Caribbean-born Joseph Boulogne, Chevalier de Saint Georges, Haitian composer Justin Elie, and pioneering American song collector Maud Cuney Hare.

Classical Uncorked believes that you don’t have to be Classically trained to enjoy Classical music. 

An artist-driven, audience-funded cooperative, it is dedicated to bringing music from historically excluded musicians and composers to audiences around the Seattle area. Our welcoming and unpretentious events will delight first-time and experienced concertgoers alike. So prepare to have fun, learn a few things, and drink something tasty. 

Rum and Rebellion presented by Classical Uncorked
Jean Bernard Cerin, baritone; Tekla Cunningham, violin; Henry Lebedinsky, piano

Friday, November 19, 2021, 7:30pm

VENUE. Black Coffee Northwest, 16743 Aurora Ave. N; Shoreline, WA 98133

TICKETS: $25, available at http://classicaluncorked.com. A limited number of reduced price tickets are available upon request.

COVID PROTOCOL: In accordance with King County regulations, face coverings and proof of vaccination required for entry.



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Jazz Vespers is back Sunday with John Hansen and Jean Chaumont

Thursday, November 4, 2021


Jazz Vespers is back! 

We can’t wait to see you on Sunday, November 14, 2021 at 5:00pm for an evening with John Hansen and Jean Chaumont. 

Hansen is a locally acclaimed jazz pianist. John and Jean will play both original and re-arranged tunes. This is a duo you don’t want to miss. The theme for the evening is “Deep Rivers” with a short reflection by Ross McKeekin.

Remember we are live at Lake Forest Park Presbyterian Church (masks required) or you can stream from at the Facebook page for Jazz Vespers LFP.




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Spooky Songs of the Sea - online Halloween afternoon

Sunday, October 31, 2021


Local folksingers Pint and Dale's annual Halloween Show featuring Supernatural Songs of the Sea as well as traditional and contemporary favorite songs of the spooky variety!

Sunday, October 31 (Halloween!) 2:30pm PDT - here's the link. Free concert!



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The Conch – Weekend Sounds

Thursday, October 21, 2021

Photo by Steve Adams on Unsplash


The Shoreline Conch – Weekend Sounds

of the local entertainment scene

By Jarred Swalwell

10/22 Friday

Aurora Borealis – Nikki and the Night Owls

Play everything cover band. 21+, no cover, gratuities are appreciated, show starts 8:30pm

Darrell’s Tavern – The Shivering Denizens, Stereo Embers

The Shivering Denizens are all rockabilly and are joined by Americana-esque rock Stereo Embers with Radio Nationals (think Wilco etc.). 21+, $10, doors open 7 pm, vax card or negative test, show starts 8 pm

The Drumlin – Rader Creek

More bluegrass outside in the Drumlin back patio with Rader Creek. All ages, no cover, show starts 7ish.

North City Bistro and Wine Shop – Danny Godinez and Friends

SOLD OUT


10/23 Saturday

Aurora Borealis – Atomic Pop

Atomic Pop plays music from the 80’s and beyond, funk rock and pop. 21+, no cover, gratuities are appreciated, show starts 8:30 pm

Darrell’s Tavern – The Cascadian Divide, Miss Prince, The Disorderlies

Pop punk with The Cascadian Divide joined by a curious sorta indescribable Miss Prince along with the pop-punk trio The Disorderlies. 21+, $10, doors open 7 pm, vax card or negative test, show starts 8 pm

North City Bistro and Wine Shop – The Midnight Muse Band

The Midnight Muse Band plays rock, blues, soul, and disco with a splash of country and jazz. All ages, $12 by reservation, vax+ show starts 8pm.

Third Place Commons – Island Jazz Quintet

Trumpet forward jazz featuring vocals of Maggie Laird. Dance floor still closed, 4-6pm.


10/24 Sunday

Third Place Commons – Emerald City Horns

Three horns to be exact, plus keys, skins, guitar and singing funk/RnB/Soul. Still no dance floor, 3-5pm.




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Live Music Is Back at Third Place Commons

Friday, October 15, 2021


Have you been missing the thrill of live music? Great news! Weekend Music is back at Third Place Commons!

Join us every Saturday and Sunday from 3-5pm to enjoy tunes from many of our longtime Commons favorites and some new surprises as well. Here’s what’s coming up:
  • Saturday, October 16 – Scott Cossu (Jazz)
  • Sunday, October 17 – Mach One Music (Big Band)
  • Saturday, October 23 – Island Jazz Quintet (Jazz) (*Special Time: 4-6 PM)
  • Sunday, October 24 – Emerald City Horns (Funk/Soul)
  • Saturday, October 30 – Rainy City Riff Raff (Standards & Party Favorites)
  • Sunday, October 31 – File Gumbo (Zydeco)

Unfortunately, for the time being, the dance floor remains closed. But the music is still great and the spirit of community rocks on.

So spend an afternoon with us for a musical reprieve from the worries of the world and leave with a song in your heart.

Check the Third Place Commons online calendar for details on future music dates and other upcoming events including the Lake Forest Park Prop 1 Pro and Con Forum on Saturday, October 16, 2021.

Third Place Commons – a community supported 501(c)3 nonprofit organization – has been building real community in the heart of Lake Forest Park for over 20 years. In addition to presenting its largest program, the Lake Forest Park Farmers Market, Third Place Commons now also fosters real community in digital space with TPC At Home programs.


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The Conch – Weekend Sounds 10/8 - 10/10 /21

Thursday, October 7, 2021

Conch photo by Steve Adams on Unsplash

The Conch – Weekend Sounds
by Jarred Swalwell

10/8

Aurora Borealis – Medicine Hat

6-piece classic rock cover band returns to the AB. 21+, no cover, gratuities are appreciated, show starts 8:30pm

Darrell’s Tavern – Moon Letters, Darsombra, Fungal Abyss

Moon Letters bring back the Prog Rock in a big way while I struggle to describe Darsombra’s guitar/keyboard trance excursions. Fungal Abyss gets at it with an experimental noise rock sound experience. 21+, $10, doors open 7pm, show starts 8pm

North City Bistro and Wine Shop – Brian Monroney Quartet

Guitar, sax, bass and drums, the Brian Monroney Quartet plays original modern jazz arrangements. All ages, $20 by reservation, vax+ show starts 8pm.

10/9

Aurora Borealis – The Takers 

Rock hits from the 70’s to now. 21+, no cover, gratuities are appreciated, show starts 8:30pm

Darrell’s Tavern – The Wreck'd, Ghoster, Loud Motor 

The Wreck’d bring high energy pop-punk with alt-rock-punk Ghoster and straight up punk Loud Motor. 21+, $10, doors open 7 pm, show starts 8pm

North City Bistro and Wine Shop – Gail Pettis Quartet

3.5 octave jazz singer and Northwest Vocalist of the Year Gail Pettis is a not-to-miss act for the jazz singer fans out there. All ages, $20 by reservation, vax+ show starts 8pm.

10/10

Darrell’s Tavern – Darrell’s Sunday Jazz Jam

Jazz fans should check out Darrell’s on Sunday nights. Shoreline is fortunate to have very good local jazz artists who often sit in. 21+, $10, show starts 6:00pm



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The Conch – Weekend Sounds 10/1 - 10/3/21

Friday, October 1, 2021


Photo by Steve Adams on Unsplash

The Conch – Weekend Sounds
by Jarred Swalwell


10/1

Aurora Borealis – Rubbish and Mysterious Ways

Rubbish is a Garbage (the band Garbage) tribute band. Less confusing is Mysterious Ways a U2 tribute band. 21+, no cover, gratuities are appreciated, show starts 8pm

The Drumlin – A Bluegrass Trio that Still Needs a Name…

And you can help name them, maybe. They’re back playing the best bluegrass standards out in the Drumlin’s heated back patio. All ages, no cover, show starts 7-ish.

North City Bistro and Wine Shop – Kiki Valera and Son Cubano

Think Buena Vista Social Club, but you’ll be outside looking for a miracle for this one because this show is SOLD OUT. Show starts at 8pm… if you can get in.

10/2

Aurora Borealis – An Evening with Dave Barduhn and Mach One

Piano jazz master Dave Barduhn is joining the 17 piece line-up of Mach One to crank out an evening of big band jazz. 21+, no cover but reservations recommended, gratuities are appreciated, show starts 8:30pm

North City Bistro and Wine Shop – Paul Miranda Syndicate Featuring Jennifer Mellish

Paul Miranda backs upcoming talented jazz singer Jennifer Mellish. All ages, $15 by reservation, vax+ show starts 8pm.

10/3

Darrell’s Tavern – Darrell’s Sunday Jazz Jam

Jazz fans should check out Darrell’s on Sunday nights. Shoreline is fortunate to have very good local jazz artists who often sit in. 21+, $10, show starts 6pm



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The Conch - Weekend Sounds 9/24 - 9/26/21

Thursday, September 23, 2021

Conch photo by Steve Adams on Unsplash

The Conch – Weekend Sounds

by Jarred Swalwell

9/24

Aurora Borealis – Punk Rushmore

Live show. Vintage Punk Rock from The Clash, The Sex Pistols, The Ramones and The Dead Kennedys (and probably a few more), 21+, no cover, Gratuities are appreciated, show starts 8:30pm

Darrell’s Tavern – The Dispensors, Jodie Watts, Madcap Pusher

PNW style rock/garage. 21+, $10, show starts 6:00pm

North City Bistro and Wine Shop – Jovino Santos Neto Quinteto

Jovino Santos, 3 time Latin Grammy nominee brings his Latin jazz quintet to the NCB! $20, all ages, reservations and proof of vaccination required, show starts 8:00pm

9/25

Darrell’s Tavern – The Freams, Desert Shame, Pleasure Island

The Freams featuring the incredibly talented Kelsey Alina (vocals) brings their blues/neo-soul/rock sound to Darrell’s. Desert Shame plays cowpunk, western wave… okay new genres to me but another pretty fantastic female fronted group. Pleasure Island adds surf-like instrumentals to the mix. 21+, $10, show starts 6:00pm

The Hidden Door – James Carr Band

Rock and Roll with a touch of Americana and country. 21+, $10, show starts 9:00pm

9/26

Darrell’s Tavern – Darrell’s Sunday Jazz Jam

Jazz fans should check out Darrell’s on Sunday nights. Shoreline is fortunate to have very good local jazz artists who often sit in. 21+, $10, show starts 6:00pm



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The Conch – Weekend Sounds 9/17 - 9/19/21

Friday, September 17, 2021

Conch photo by Steve Adams on Unsplash

The Conch – Weekend Sounds
by Jarred Swalwell

9/17

Aurora Borealis - Nothing’s Shocking and Past Curfew

Jane’s Addiction Tribute featuring Nothing’s Shocking with Past Curfew warming up the evening with 90’s alt rock hits. $20 suggested cover is appreciated, show starts 8:30pm

Darrell’s Tavern - Shutterspeed and Guests

21+, $10, show starts 6:00pm

The Drumlin - Rader Creek Rounders

The Rader Creek Rounders bluegrass trio plays all the bluegrass standards. Okay, maybe not all of them, but a lot of them. Reservations recommended, proof of vaccination required, all ages, no cover, show starts 8:00pm

North City Bistro and Wine Shop - Adriana Giordano and EntreMundos Quarteto

EntreMundos Quarteto brings Brazilian roots flavored with world rhythms to the NCB. Reservations and proof of vaccination required, all ages, show starts 7:30pm

9/18

Aurora Borealis - Rock Shop

80’s party hair night. If you rocked your way through the 80’s… well maybe you want to do it all over again for an evening, and just maybe everyone else does too. Rock Shop plays them all, Def Leppard, Europe, Twisted Sister, Cinderella, KISS, Queensryche, Judas Priest, Whitesnake and more! $20 suggested cover is appreciated, show starts 8:30 pm

Darrell’s Tavern - The Swaggerlies, The Thinmen, Old Growth

Join The Swaggerlies for some loud guitar based rock and roll from the PNW. 21+, $10, show starts 6:00 pm

The Drumlin - The Half Brothers

The Half Brothers neo-bluegrass trio brings phenomenal musicianship and witty original songwriting to Downtown Ridgecrest. Definitely check out their four releases on Bandcamp then definitely come out and see them live! Reservations recommended, proof of vaccination required, all ages, no cover, show starts 8:00 pm

North City Bistro and Wine Shop – Ian McFeron

Ian McFeron performs live with long time fiddler/cellist/guitarist accompanist and wife Alisa McFeron. Americana Bob Dylan-esque vocals with alt-country stylings. Terrific songwriting and musicianship. $15 cover, reservations and proof of vaccination required, all ages, show starts 8:00pm

Third Place Commons – Rainy City Riff Raff – Summer of Music Finale

Live on the Third Place Commons Stage. Come enjoy the rousing standards and good-time party faves of Rainy City Riff Raff, a longtime favorite of the Third Place Commons Weekend Music program. All ages, no cover, show starts 1:00pm.

9/19

Darrell’s Tavern – Darrell’s Sunday Jazz Jam

Jazz fans should check out Darrell’s on Sunday nights. Shoreline is fortunate to have very good local jazz artists who often sit in. 21+, $10, show starts 6:00pm



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Saturday's outdoor concert moves indoors to Third Place Commons

Thursday, September 16, 2021


Unfortunately, our rainy city decided that this weekend was the perfect time to bring back the rain. So we can't hold our outdoor concert after all on Saturday.

The good news is that we're moving it indoor to the Third Place Commons stage instead.

With an indoor event, a few things do change. Masks are required, there's **no dancing** right now, and we do encourage you to maintain social distance. But the music will still be great and that's what it's all about!

The Third Place Commons stage is on the upper level of Town Center at the intersection of Bothell and Ballinger Way in Lake Forest Park.

The concert is free.



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UPDATE: Outdoor concert Saturday afternoon with Rainy City Riff Raff MOVED INDOORS

Sunday, September 12, 2021


UPDATE: Because of the rain forecast, the concert has been moved to the Third Place Commons stage. Masks required. No dancing. But still great music!

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It’s a parking lot party! Join us for a fun-filled, all-ages outdoor dance party!

Saturday afternoon at 1pm, September 18, 2021. 

Bring snacks, blankets, chairs, and sunscreen and boogie down to the rousing standards and good-time party faves of Rainy City Riff Raff, a longtime favorite of the Third Place Commons Weekend Music program.

Third Place Commons is partnering with the City of Lake Forest Park for the big shindig, so look for us outside Third Place Commons in the lot in front of City Hall. 

And it's FREE, of course, so don’t miss out!

Go to ThirdPlaceCommons.org for more on this and other free events

LFP City Hall is in the northeast corner of Town Center at the intersection of Bothell and Ballinger Way in Lake Forest Park.



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One night event at the Crest Thursday: RUSH: Cinema Strangiato - Director's Cut

Sunday, September 5, 2021


The Holy Trinity of Rock returns to the big screen on September 9, 2021, when RUSH: CINEMA STRANGIATO – THE DIRECTOR'S CUT one night only on Thursday, September 9 at 6:30pm at Landmark's #CrestCinemaCenter!

This global fan event takes an alternate “director’s cut” of 2019's feature, giving audiences a special look into R40 LIVE, with a revamped setlist including new additions of bonus tracks "One Little Victory" and “Red Barchetta” as well as "Cygnus X-1”/“The Story So Far” featuring Neil's final recorded drum solo masterpiece.
 
Additional favorites include songs such as “Animate,” “Closer to the Heart," "Subdivisions," and “Tom Sawyer" along with backstage moments and candid footage left on the cutting room floor.

The Director’s Cut also includes soundcheck performances of the fan favorite "Jacob's Ladder," exclusive interviews with Tom Morello, Billy Corgan, Taylor Hawkins, producer Nick Raskulinecz, The Trailer Park Boys, violinist Jonathan Dinklage, and more surprises.

Tickets here

The Crest is in Ridgecrest at 16505 5th Ave NE



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Concert music at the Shoreline Farmers Market

Wednesday, September 1, 2021

Musicians at the Shoreline Farmers Market photo by Steven H. Robinson

Shoppers at the Shoreline Farmers Market on Saturday, August 28, 2021 were treated to a concert band playing live on site.

The group is a combination of Shoreline Concert Band musicians and Lynnwood Community Band musicians.

The conductor is Chris Davis of the Lynnwood Band. 

The farmers market sign listed the ensemble as ‘The Shoreline Community Band’.



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Free Streaming Lunchtime Concert Wednesday at Noon

Tuesday, August 24, 2021


Fill your lunchtime with music! Join Third Place Commons Wednesday at noon for a streaming mini-concert with the gifted jazz pianist Ken Kassover, a regular on the Commons stage from right here in Lake Forest Park.

Recorded just for Third Place Commons, this special performance features an array of masterfully rendered jazz tunes that are sure to put some extra pep in your step. Ken's style and selections will dazzle and delight and leave you sailing through the rest of your day.

Thirty seconds is all it will take to get hooked! So when the time comes (Wednesday at noon), tune in here.

This program is part of Third Place Commons’ Summer of Music. Check the online calendar for more music-themed programs throughout the summer, including the grand finale event on September 18, 2021 an outdoor concert with Rainy City Riff Raff.

Special thanks to Ken Kassover for generously sharing his time and talent with our Commons Community. Thanks also to Third Place Commons board member Aaron Stadler of Fat Cat Vdo for his great work as videographer and editor for this wonderful performance.

Third Place Commons – a community supported 501(c)3 nonprofit organization – has been building real community in the heart of Lake Forest Park for over 20 years. In addition to presenting its largest program, the Lake Forest Park Farmers Market, Third Place Commons now also fosters real community in digital space with TPC At Home programs. Learn more at ThirdPlaceCommons.org



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Art Walk Edmonds Thursday - 18 businesses and live music

Tuesday, August 17, 2021


Summer is not over yet, and there are more opportunities to see art all month long in downtown Edmonds, as well as at our third Thursday Art Walk Edmonds on August 19, 2021 5-8pm!

19 businesses have fresh art up for you to peruse, and 18 of them will be open during the Third Thursday Art Walk hours to welcome in Art Lovers. Don't miss your opportunity to meet the artists and see: pottery, photography, paintings, illustrations, posters, mural artists and more!

We'll have live music, too! 

Brazilian recording artist, vocalist, composer, percussionist, guitarist, and musical arranger, Eduardo Mendonca will be at the Hazel Miller Plaza from 4-6pm, courtesy of the Edmonds Arts Commission. 

AWE has also procured the Edmonds Woodway High School String Quartet will be wowing us with their talent. Stay tuned while we determine the perfect location for them.

Take a look at the map (or look for the square placards hanging in their doors or windows with a QR code) to see participating businesses, their open hours and some information about their artist(s).

Due to the rise of the Delta variant, Snohomish county has reinstated masking indoors regardless of vaccination status. Please help our downtown stay safe and healthy!

Come do something AWEsome with us!



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ShoreLake Arts Battle of the Bands ends on a high note

Monday, August 16, 2021

There was something for everyone at the Battle of the Bands from pop ballads to driving rock.
Photo by Cynthia Sheridan 

What an incredible turnout from the community! Over the course of three nights of amazing local musicians and performances, there were 1,200+ guests who came out to support the bands and ShoreLake Arts at Pfingst Animal Acres Park on Saturday, August 14, 2021. Thank you so much to all of you for making it a week to remember!

This was our second year having the ShoreLake Battle of the Bands, but our first in-person version of it. The highlights were many, including a beer garden sponsored by Monka Brewing Co., pizza and Korean BBQ food trucks, and musician Q and A’s on stage with emcee Sasha Cousineau. Of course all of this was capped off with six wonderful performances by such talented local musicians. The future is bright!

The Jurors. Photo from ShoreLake Arts

Speaking of wonderful performances, the group of jurors had the difficult task of narrowing it down to two winners. Robert Lang from Robert Lang Studios in Shoreline presented the 1st place award and Scott Markley from Annex Room Studio presented the runner-up award. Thank you to Robert Lang, Tina Lang, Scott Markley, Dr. Jonathan Booker, Jesse Field, Alex Donka, and E. Pruitt.

First place winners CANNxN. Photo from ShoreLake Arts

Congratulations to the 1st Place Winner of the 2021 ShoreLake Battle of the Bands! CANNxN (pronounced Cannon) gave the city of Lake Forest Park a stellar performance weaving through their synthy and spacey songs, anchored by vivid lyrics and vocals. Undeniably catchy!
 
Juror E. Pruitt photo by Cynthia Sheridan

They are getting $1,500 in cash and a day of recording at the legendary Robert Lang Studios. Also, E. Pruitt (a juror) will supply pro-level pickups and electronics to CANNxN.

Runner up Halley Greg. Photo by ShoreLake Arts

And congratulations to the runner-up! Halley Greg gave us a powerful performance accompanied by incredibly written lyrics, guitar parts, and backing vocals. They left an everlasting impression in just 15 minutes. What a treat for us all!

They are getting $1,000 in cash and a livestream event at the Annex Room Studio.

Thank you again to all of the participating bands this year! A big round of applause to Eric Blu and the Soul Revue, Halley Greg, Brian James and the Great Unknown, Living With A Bear, Cousin Wolf, Sam and the Savages, Your Downstairs Neighbors, CANNxN, Aurora Avenue, and Stargazy Pie.

Sponsors: Jack Malek at the Monka Beer Garden
Photo from ShoreLake Arts

ShoreLake Arts is proud to present this event with major support from Jack Malek of Windermere, Robert Lang Studios, Robert Lang Studios Academy, Annex Room Studio, Monka Brewing Co., the City of Lake Forest Park, ArtsWA, National Endowment for the Arts, and individual donors, like you.

ShoreLake Arts staff

Thank you to all the volunteers, ShoreLake Arts Board Members, city officials, food trucks, sound crew, arts advocates, community members, donors, sponsors, staff, and many more for making this event so much fun! We’ll be back next year!

The popular event will be back next year!
Photo from ShoreLake Arts

Bonus Features: Thank you to Don Bell for donating directly to the ShoreLake Battle of the Bands this year and helping to support our local musicians at this event.

Questions can be emailed to Terri at programs@shorelakearts.org

ShoreLake Arts is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to cultivate creativity and inspire our community through the arts. Established in 1989.



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