All posts tagged "Christine Mitchell"
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Timbrrr! hits this weekend
The Bavarian-ish paradise of Leavenworth is set to sparkle this weekend, and its snow and twinkling lights, tasty restaurants, and cozy bars are ready for...
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Monsterwatch + Bad Optics play Band In Seattle
Band In Seattle had its final live taping for season five last month, and the pairing of Monsterwatch with Bad Optics made for one of...
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New Video: The Requisite’s “Tell Me”
The Requisite may label their sound as “stealth rock,” but their new music video for the track “Tell Me,” off their latest offering The Quiet Terror...
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Grizzled Mighty, Actionesse do Band In Seattle
Band In Seattle is gearing up for Season Five, which will air this fall on television. This means that Victory Studios is in the midst...
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Black Happy reunites in stellar form
Black Happy was huge in Seattle in the early nineties, though you’ve probably never heard of them. But back in the day, if you were...
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A traitor’s view of Bad Optics
Right at the tail end of March at The Fisherman’s Village Music Festival in Everett, Bad Optics seemingly magically popped into existence. The band wasn’t...
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Friday at CHBP ’18: Warm & Wooly
Perhaps by now it’s fading into a hazy, sweaty memory, but CHBP (Capitol Hill Block Party for the long-formers) just happened. It was that weekend...
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Thunderpussy: a labor of love
I truly hope that you’ve had the sublime experience of getting konked over the head, caveman style, by a band. Let’s admit it; it hurts...
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Band In Seattle highlights SnoCo sound
We can’t really recommend attending a Band In Seattle taping enough. The experience itself is one to remember; as is the usual case, the studio...
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Fuzz Mutt and fuzzy margs
What follows is a firsthand account of Fuzz Mutt’s release show for their debut EP, COLORLESS, at Black Lab Gallery in Everett. It must be...
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Fuzz Mutt’s ‘COLORLESS’
Fuzz Mutt is a sneaky band. There they are, lurking at the back of the room at any given show, quiet and reserved, and you’d...
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Timber! 2018 Lineup Announcement
The coolest festival of the hot summer days is cranking it up for 2018! Timber! Summer Music Festival has announced its initial lineup of musicians,...
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Live Review: Celebrating Presidents Day the right way with POTUSA
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SMI Radio Ep.46 On Demand: Global Heat / Bob Tomberg (MANW) and Jessica Latshaw
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Capitol Hill Block Party 2012: Allen Stone ‘Soulidifies’ his reputation (Photo Slideshow)
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SMI Radio Ep. 41 On Demand: Musical Tribute to Judy Roth, Barbara Davis Roth and Jan Arthur Roth
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Roger Fisher and Friends keep “Love Alive” during the holiday season (Video)
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SMI (Seattle Music Insider)'s founder, Greg Roth, has taken on the challenges of an Obliteride changed by COVID-19. He's using it to one-up the game, not only cycling for cancer research but also for COVID research and Seattle's beloved music event production company, Artist Home, which produces Canceled: Timber! Outdoor Music Festival. He's literally going the distance.
Obliteride 2020: SMI Founder rides for Artist Home, COVID research, and to #curecancerfaster
Seattle Music Insider editor Christine Mitchell here. I’d like to tell you a little bit about my awesome boss, Greg Roth. I started working with SMI in 2013, and right from the beginning I was struc...PREMIER VIDEO *ALERT*... Check out Annie J in "Light My Own Fire" right here on SMI!
Annie J: “Light My Own Fire” video premier
Those who already know Annie J may know about her vocal prowess through The Seattle Rock Orchestra, Sidecar, Nick Foster Band, and many other ensembles that prefer working with one of the best singers...😭😭😭We are saddened to say that Timber! Outdoor Music Festival 2020 is canceled.
While we need a party now more than ever, we are going to miss you this year. Be safe and take care of the people around you. We will be back in 2021 to celebrate music, the outdoors, and community. Be well.
Automatic refunds will be issued via Bold Type Tickets. All ticket holders should expect a full refund to the card they used to make their purchase within 10 - 14 days.
We at Artist Home have turned our attention to helping artists, venues, and cultural institutions during this time. If you are in a position to do so, consider making a donation to Artist Home to help support our work of supporting local musicians experiencing hardships. To learn more about what we’re doing and how you can support us, visit bit.ly/supportartisthome.
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The Artist Home TeamApologies Everyone. The SMI website has been hacked. We’re working to get ten years of music journalism back online ASAP!
Artist Home and The Vera Project are re-airing last night's amazing telethon that raised $34,000 for DIY Venues in WA State. Tune in now!
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