All posts tagged "Showbox Sodo"
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Seeing Pink & Rocking Out With The Word Alive
Crowd surfing. Mosh pits. Everyone screaming along with every chorus. All typical for a headliner at a hard rock show. Not so typical for an...
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Amon Amarth Performs to a Sold Out Showbox Sodo
With their music and imagery based on Viking mythology, and their name, Sindarin for Mount Doom which was taken from J. R. R. Tolkien’s Lord...
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Lords Of Acid: Pretty In Kink
With over 2.5 million albums sold since Praga Khan founded Lords of Acid, this Belgian band continues to push the boundaries of what can,...
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Christine and The Queens
It was a night of sweat and swagger as french pop-singer Christine of Christine and The Queens owned the stage at the Showbox SoDo. Touring...
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Christine and the Queens hitting SoDo
French singer Christine and the Queens is a unique breath of fresh air in the crowded music scene. She’s an artist who is not afraid...
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Showbox Hits Home Run With Papa Roach
If there’s one thing music fans in Seattle have come to realize, it’s that it’s not particularly the best idea to book a show at...
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Chromeo Conjures 80s Funk at Showbox SoDo
“What’s up, Seattle!” Dave 1 exclaimed in his robot voice.“ “You have no idea how good this feels. We have not seen actual human beings...
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George Clinton: P-Funk at the Sodo
At times, George Clinton‘s performance at the Showbox SoDo on March 24 felt like a well-earned victory lap. The 76-year-old songwriter has, after all, spent...
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MØ coming to Showbox SoDo
Around this time in 2014, a Danish singer and songwriter going by the name of MØ (aka Karen Marie Ørsted) released her debut album, titled No...
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The Miracle Of Third Eye Blind
Everyone’s got an opinion on Third Eye Blind. Some people only know the top ten hits off their self-titled debut, like “Semi-Charmed Life,” “Jumper,” and...
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Arch Enemy & Trivium Level Showbox Sodo
The Showbox Sodo was the place to be the night after Thanksgiving. Many a head banger made their way to the venue early for Arch...
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Arch Enemy and Trivium Coming to the Showbox Sodo
Arch Enemy and Trivium are co-headlining a fall tour throughout North America, and they will be making a stop at the Showbox Sodo on November...
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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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Send us videos of songs we can all sing along to, and we'll get em' up. Here is Davin Michael Stedman from The Staxx Brothers singing 'Lean on Me' by Bill Withers.
A comforting duet from our friends in Snohomish.
open.spotify.com/track/3DTZXD0KQRRNjFvp03OBQu?si=lAOqcFWZTE2PXHzcifmhlwShould I (Accoustic), a song by Ex Libris on SpotifyFor Seattle musicians, you can't get to the Showbox, the Tractor or Neumos if not for places like Conor Byrne Pub.
Please give and support them as they try to weather this storm.Conor Byrne Employee Relief Fund organized by Diarmuid Cullen
Whelp... here we are. We were shut down as a first line of defense in protecting the … Diarmuid Cullen needs your support for Conor Byrne Employee Relief FundSteel Beans AKA Jeremy DiGardi would probably be broadcasting in his bathtub regardless. But in light of the world gone Quarantine, this is fitting, thoughtful, and hilarious.
If this is not too much of hazard, we'd love to see another member of the music community answer some of these questions and join the conversation from their own safe space and chill zone.
Jeremy's latest single 'Trancending Class' is kind of the most fire single we've seen come out of Everett. Check out the video. But first we present Interstellar Radio.This is what is so. Stay strong, be brave and take care of each other. ❤️🙏
In Seattle, America’s Coronavirus Ground Zero, Music Venues Face Uncertain Future & ‘Massive Debt’
In Seattle, not only do venues not know how long they’ll be closed because of the coronavirus, they have no idea what’s going to happen once they reopen.Subscribe to SMI
