March 9, you can head to the Meany Theater to see the UW Wind Ensemble, who will be presenting a preview concert in preparation for their upcoming tour of Japan. This tour is their third. Itsees the Ensemble continuing to export the culture of Seattle to Japan (and we don't mean that in any way that would offend Edward Said). more ›

AUSTIN CITY SHIMMY: Bob Schneider made our sister site Austinist's highlight reel for SXSW back in March--winner of the SXSW Band of the Year and Best Male Vocalist awards, Schneider is touring for his new album Tarantula. Country, roots-rock, call it what you will, just don't expect a 45-minute set. With 15 or so albums to draw from, Schneider has more songs up his sleeve than a double-sided LP. Plus, he's at the Triple Door, so you can just sit back and make yourself comfortable. more ›

Even though he grew up in Seattle and has recently joined the UW jazz studies faculty, and even though he had an intriguing-looking gig at SAM during last fall's Earshot Jazz Festival, we still haven't managed to catch a performance by trumpeter Cuong Vu. But we'd sure like to catch him tonight at UW's Meany Hall and finally hear him in person. more ›

8 pm tonight (& Saturday) // UW's Meany Theater // Tickets $20-$40 more ›

Tuesday, January 23 more ›

Tuesday 14th more ›

We want to make it clear right away that this is a student performance. We enjoyed the chance to see these two pieces, but mostly we went to hear a variety of young singers. What they lack in technical skill, they can sometimes make up for in drive and commitment. Sometimes. more ›

Tuesday 7th more ›

A few days ago, we said that MOMIX is "the thinking person's Cirque Du Soleil" and we'd like to take that back now. That's not to say that their new work "Opus Cactus" wasn't beautiful, color-drenched, packed with impressive technique, and expertly executed, because it was all those things. It just wasn't anything more. "Opus Cactus" was like ordering an iPod and opening the perfect, sleek packaging only to discover someone screwed up at the factory and your new gadget wasn't there: gorgeous to look at, but nothing substantive under the surface. more ›

Say it with Seattlest: Oh my. more ›