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Alessandra Rose and friends warm up for an evening at the Triple Door
By GENE STOUT
I recently attended an intimate and enchanting rehearsal by local singer-songwriter Alessandra Rose at a private studio in West Seattle.
Rose and her musical collaborators, fellow singer-songwriters Zach Fleury and Kaylee Cole (along with drummer, multi-instrumentalist and MVP Rusty Willoughby), were warming up for a concert Wednesday, April 4, at the Triple Door.
It’s always [...]
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From Norah Jones to Slightly Stoopid, Marymoor offers a diverse season
By GENE STOUT
Singer-songwriter Norah Jones, performing Aug. 18 at Marymoor Park in Redmond, is among the half dozen big acts announced Monday for the 2012 Concerts at Marymoor series.
Primus opens the series June 14, followed by the B-52s June 21, The Last Summer on Earth Tour (with Barenaked Ladies, Blues Traveler, Big Head Todd & [...]
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Meat Loaf kicks off summer concert series at Snoqualmie Casino
The Snoqualmie Casino’s 2012 summer concert series at the Mountain View Plaza kicks off with Meat Loaf June 30.
Also performing are Joan Jett, Smokey Robinson, The Jacksons, Yes and Procol Harum and Frankie Valli, among others.
Reserved-seating tickets for all shows go on sale at noon April 14 at Ticketmaster and the Snoqualmie Casino box office. [...]
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Seattle not-for-profit launches live music therapy for hospitalized kids
By GENE STOUT
Imagine a live, personalized concert for a sick child – a very direct form of music therapy — delivered right to the hospital room via a video streaming website.
That’s the concept behind the Melodic Caring Project, which launches with a live concert by Seattle artists Bryan John Appleby and Levi Ware at 7 [...]
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PREVIEW: Anais Mitchell stages her ‘Hadestown’ folk opera in Ballard
By MIKEL TOOMBS
Seattle’s Tractor Tavern is going to Hades this week. Fortunately, or perhaps not, it’s just for one night (Thursday, March 29).
That’s when Anais Mitchell, a wildly ambitious, Vermont-based singer-songwriter, will introduce a rare (Portland is the only other city on the “tour”) live staging of her acclaimed folk opera “Hadestown,” which bowed on [...]
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