Their bloodfeud over use of greenscreen long forgotten, our precious Stephen Colbert allowed the Decemberists back on the Report last night, and he even let them have two segments, one with a mini-interview and one with a song performance (a la TV on the Radio). Above is the interview, in which Stephen tells them they should name an album You're Beautiful, Honey, makes a crack about biking in Portland, and mocks Colin Meloy's ample 19th-century sideburns. more ›

We've been to a lot of concerts in our lifetime and there have been some pretty epic shows for sure, but it's not often that we're completely blown away by a single performer. Well, Andrew Bird's performance Monday night at the Moore Theatre left us completely in awe. It's that simple really. We literally found our mouths hanging open after nearly every song. He wasn't up there alone, mind you. He had a full band, including the talented Martin Dosh on percussion and electronics. All eyes were on Bird, however, who mesmerized the crowd with the staggering range of his musicianship, his lyricism, and his much talked about whistling chops. more ›

Tonight, the Moore Theatre welcomes Chicago-based multi-instrumentalist and lyricist Andrew Bird as he tours in support of his latest album, the fantastic and critically-acclaimed Noble Beast. more ›

We've been looking forward to this day for weeks. Mainly because ZooTunes is one of our very favorite concert series. Who doesn't love an excuse to sit out on the grass at the zoo, grab a plastic cup of some local beer, a picnic dinner, and watch world class singer/songwriters have at it? more ›

POLITICS: Young Republicans meetup. "Can't be any more boring than Drinking Liberally, can it?" asks Seattlest Seth. "Six of one, half dozen of the other," we reply. more ›

Tuesday, February 6 more ›

Thank the powers that be for Jay Farrar. Honestly. If not for him, the night could have turned into a total drag. more ›