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Tuesday 18th

>>> Thievery Corporation at The Paramount
8pm; $25-$35 (not including Ben Dover fees)

Wednesday 19th

>>> Billie Burke Estate at Tractor Tavern. Gay piano pop 70's style, complete with horns and overall fabulousness.
9pm; $5

>>> Quintron and Miss Pussycat, The Trashies, Herry Marry, Erin Jorgensen at the Sunset Tavern
9pm; $10

Thursday 20th

>>> Digable Planets at Neumos. 'Cause we're cool like that.
9pm; $23 advance, $25 dos (Thursday and Friday)
Both nights have been cancelled. Boooo.

>>> Liam & Bernie at Kell’s. Get nice and drunk to some live Irish tunes. Slam your glass on the table to the beat. Pretend you’re Irish. Fight someone. It’ll be so cool.
9pm; free

Friday 21st

>>> Eric Miller at Essential Bakery & Cafe - 2719 E Madison. One of Seattle's most unforgettably outstanding undiscovered singer/songwriters.
6pm; free

Saturday 22nd

>>> Seattlest's very own opera diva Margaret Higginson will be performing selections from Mozart, Purcell, Handel, Debussy, Strauss, and Gershwin, amongst others. Mercer Island Congregational Church, 4545 Island Crest Way.
5pm; $5 at the door

>>> The Long Winters at Neumo's (CD Release). Lake Society + Special Guest. Because they've got more former members than current ones.
8pm; $13 advance/$15 dos

Sunday 23rd

>>> Camera Obscura at Neumo's. Fans of Belle and Sebastian and the Concretes will enjoy the lovely, melodic pop from this Scottish collective. All ages in the balcony.
Doors at 8pm; $12 advance/$14 at the door

>>> Michelle Malone at Tractor Tavern Sun., July 23, 9 PM, $10. Chick singer-songwriter with smooth, infectious vocal stylings.

Monday 24th

>>> The Rentals at Neumos. Because Seattlest is a friend of Petra and because of Matt Sharp. Fucking Matt Sharp!
7pm; $20

>>> Thrice-named singer-songwriters Corinne Bailey Rae and Gran Bel Fisher at the Croc. She's a little bit bluesy, he's a little bit rock 'n' roll.
Doors 8pm, show 9pm; $12 advance/$15 at the door

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By Jack in on July 18, 2006 12:00 PM

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  • Actually, the special guest is Tim Seely. At least that’s what it says on the Long Winter’s tour page. But more often then not, Sean can be found in the crowd at Seattle-based LW shows, and he’s been conned to join John up on stage on more than one occassion. But if you see Sean in the crowd, snuggle up next to him, because you’ll hear him humming harmonies to himself while the band plays on stage, which is the next best thing to him actually being in the band.

  • donte

    there's also dabrye at chop suey wednesday, 7/19. it's hip-hop for robots. for robots man!

  • donte

    thievery corporation: *yawn*. anyone thinking of forking out the loot for that show would be better served buying their dj kicks cd (on studio k7, easy to find). well, that or being really really high so you don't realize how unexciting the show is.

  • Hey K, thanks for the tip.

    We'll be sure to mention the show in next Tuesday's "Aural Pleasures."

  • k

    Thought I would add Tina Dico @ Chop Suey on Tuesday the 25th! Last visit was outstanding! An amazing voice that is much, much more than the work she did with Zero 7! A cutie too!!!!

  • Perhaps he's the "Special Guest"?

  • Granted, Sean Nelson is a great guy with great hair, but he left the Long Winters right after "When I Pretend to Fall" was released. Unless you're saying you know he's back with the group? That would be great!

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