All posts tagged "SMI"
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Thundercat: Drunk and Disorderly at The Showbox
Last Thursday brought a night of raucous jazz jams to The Showbox in Seattle courtesy of Thundercat. PBDY, pronounced pea-body, opened the night with a DJ...
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Green Day Goes Big For Revolution Radio Tour
Explosive pyrotechnics couldn’t compete with the excitement of the crowd for the opening night of the second US leg of Green Day’s Revolution Radio Tour....
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The Dark Corners Of Underoath And Bring Me The Horizon
WaMu Theatre was so dark that the corners of the cavernous space disappeared into a fog-drenched ether. But it seemed only appropriate for the night’s lineup...
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Panic! At The Disco’s Emo-Pop Extravagance
A line stretched longer than an actual football stadium to get into Panic! At The Disco, live at Seattle’s WaMu Theatre. Teens and parents alike...
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Duke Evers Live on Band In Seattle
Now in its fourth season, Band in Seattle is on quite a roll. The web and tv series went live with Duke Evers and Snuff...
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Cafe Nordo – one the hottest tickets in town. (part 1)
If it’s one thing the crowds at a Cafe Nordo production can expect it’s sore sides from laughter. Their latest production, To Savor Tomorrow, is a hysterical romp:...
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A conversation with Silas Blak
Silas Blak‘s music and cerebral approach on the mic has been the object of much praise from local music writers and fellow artists since the mid-’90s....
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Gentlemen of The Road Invade Walla Walla
With an estimated 22,000 visitors to the Eastern Washington town nearly doubling its population last weekend, Walla Walla welcomed the Gentlemen of the Road Tour...
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SMI Celebrates Five Years with Relaunch Party (Video)
This Saturday August 15, we are going to finally celebrate our birthday and new look with a party thrown at a secret location. The evening...
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TOOL Melts Down Portland’s Moda Center… And Skips Seattle!
Does Maynard James Keenan hate Seattle for some reason? His alternative metal group TOOL performed only one of two shows in the Pacific Northwest… And...
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Glasvegas Makes It’s Triumphant Return To Seattle’s Columbia City Theater
by Amanda Umberger I was pleasantly surprised when I arrived at the Columbia City Theater to catch the Scottish indie rock band Glasvegas perform at...
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SMI Musical Highlights of 2013 (Photo Slideshow)
2013 was another great reminder that The Northwest serves up a very tasty and eclectic blend of musical styles and demonstrated just how deep our...
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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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If you love music and want to make a difference, Please support our friend Andrew D.B. Joslyn and this important cause. #DistrictAdvocateI’m excited to be joining the @recordingacademy in an effort to push critical legislation to help music creators around the country get the support and financial assistance we so desperately need to stay afloat. I’m leading a couple of meetings with Senator Maria Cantwell and my state representative Pramila Jayapal - and looking forward to joining with my fellow musicians, industry professionals and educators on doing our part to preserve our industry during Covid-19. #districtadvocate
Bandcamp are waiving their fees today and Artist Home compiled a list of some great records you can buy from PNW black artists on their platform 🙂
Great PNW Black Artists You Can Support Today on Bandcamp - Artist Home
Today, June 5, Bandcamp is waiving their revenue share in order to help artists and labels impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. This means that every purchase you make on the site today goes 100% toward...#BlackoutTuesday
Peter Gabriel and Billy Bragg are also among those vowing to turn away from business as usual and instead work for racial justice.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...Subscribe to SMI
