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Wild Orchid Children and Other Suggestions for Live Music Tonight!

Wild Orchid Children and Other Suggestions for Live Music Tonight!


The Columbia City Theater (CCT) is quickly becoming a favorite venue for up and coming bands and musicians. It has more than a little to do with knowledgeable employees and owners who seem to know the local indie scene inside and out. Tonight's show is a little bit of a mixed bag, which is a great draw for almost any music fan. Wild Orchid Children is a little bit Beastie Boys, a little bit alt-rock, and a lot of crazy. From what little we've had the opportunity to hear and see, the show should be interesting at least. We're holding back judgments on this one, it's kind of a toss up whether their live show will be good or not. Though, as I mentioned before, CCT tends not to disappoint. They've got some decent bands opening the evening for them with See Me River and Magic Mirrors. This is where the mixed bag comes in, because these two seem to be a bit more at home as Seattle indie rock, the latter a bit more on the harder rock side than the former.
Columbia City Theater// 9pm Showtime Tonight // 21+ // $12 cover

We Wrote the Book on Connectors and Hobosexual are helping to throw a big ol' birthday bash at the Blue Moon Tavern. Matt Brown, one of the most devoted Seattle music fans you'll ever meet or see or hear for that matter, is getting a birthday party anyone would envy with WE, Hobosexual, Police Teeth, and The TG Project all rocking up a storm tonight in his honor. Show starts at 9pm and there's a Meat Raffle. Seriously! Prizes provided by Casper's BBQ, Smokin' Pete's, Uli's Famous Sausage, and Lunchbox Laboratory. What more could you want? Oh yea, the cover is only 5 bucks. You just can't go wrong.
Blue Moon Tavern // 9pm Showtime Tonight // 21+ // $5 cover

Check out what one of our newest writer/photographers, Colby, has to say about the Pretty Lights show at Showbox Sodo tonight as well. Now you have no excuse to sit at home like a lump because the weather has turned cold and rainy. Less complaining and more rocking! more ›

Stalk Of The Town

Stalk Of The Town

It's been a long time since Kim had a tourist to show around, so she's looking forward to giving her father a stellar tour of Seattle and its environs. On the agenda: Chateau Ste. Michelle, Bainbridge Island, the Fremont troll, and plenty of great food--finally an excuse to go to the Kingfish! Before pops arrives, she'll kick the weekend off right, with Sera Cahoone and Zoe Muth tonight at the Tractor. more ›

Can't Miss It: Thursday

Can't Miss It: Thursday

GENUINELY COOL, ARTSY FARTSY NIGHT: Go to the Filter release party at the Richard Hugo House tonight for readings, hobnob opps with writerly folks, and performances by Awesome!. The literary magazine celebrates the release of its second issue, and if you haven't seen this work of art yet, you may not know: this is a beautiful and well-crafted literary magazine, not only in content but in construction. more ›

Seattlest Picks for the Capitol Hill Block Party

Seattlest Picks for the Capitol Hill Block Party

Friday: Catch Common Market (4:30) and U.S.E. (5:30) at the main stage, then skip over to King Cobra for the second half of Truckasaurus (6:00). Take a dinner break (may we suggest eating something protein-heavy?), then get yerself to Neumo's for Thee Emergency at 7:45. After that, we suggest Das Llamas (it's their last set...THEIR LAST ONE!) at 9:45 at the Cha Cha. To round out the night, buy yourself a fancy rum drink at Havana and party until the wee hours with DJ Curtis. more ›

Can't Miss It: Weekend Edition, July 11-13

Can't Miss It: Weekend Edition, July 11-13

ARTISTS X-ING, WITH CAMERAS: A motley crew of photographers are gathering down at the Market tonight to explore the area through their camera lenses for the evening. They're meeting at that brass pig by the fish throwers (could this event get any more Seattle?) and will be snapping photos around the Market, downtown, Pioneer Square, the waterfront, and more. It's open to anyone who wants to join in the spirit of discovery and photography. more ›

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