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Seattle Chamber Music Festival begins on a high note
R.M. Campbell: Basking in sunshine, the Seattle Chamber Music Festival opened its season with brilliant music making Monday night at Lakeside School.
CDs: Alejandro Escovedo 'Real Animal'
Alejandro Escovedo still uses strings behind power chords as well as any rocker. But "Real Animal" emphasizes glam-rock swagger more than his recent works.
TUESDAY, JULY 8, 2008
Listen Up: G-Unit
MONDAY, JULY 7, 2008
Music: Ratatat's 'LP3'
(XL Recordings)
DVDs: 'Mad Men'
"Mad Men," which returns to AMC on July 27, is likely to have a host of Emmy nominations by then.
SATURDAY, JULY 5, 2008
CD review: "At Mount Zoomer"
WOLF PARADE
FRIDAY, JULY 4, 2008
Foo Fighters set to rock the Key as they kick off their U.S. tour
Gene Stout: Foo Fighters, featuring singer-guitarist Dave Grohl, kick off their U.S. tour with a show Wednesday at KeyArena. The show, with support act Supergrass, features songs from the group's latest album, "Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace."
George Michael keeps the 'Faith'
George Michael, comfortable in his skin, keeps his appreciative fans dancing and singing.
Knopfler rises above storm
Gene Stout: Threatening weather doesn't dampen Mark Knopfler's performance at Chateau Ste. Michelle.
SeattleNoise: The Long Winters
WHAT: Singer-songwriter John Roderick almost had it right with his excellent indie band Western State Hurricanes. But when that group collapsed, John teamed up with Harvey Danger's Sean Nelson and Death Cab for Cutie's Chris Walla to form the first incarnation of the Long Winters, a handle that references Roderick's years growing up in Alaska. A deal with Barsuk turned what was intended to be a recording project into a full-fledged band. After a number of changes, the lineup has solidified with ace-drummer Nabil Ayers, bassist Eric Corson and keyboard/guitarist Jonathan Rothman.
Cellist returns for a 'splendid, civilized time' at Seattle festival
R.M. Campbell: The Seattle Chamber Music Festival opens its 25th season Monday night at Lakeside School.
THURSDAY, JULY 3, 2008
Lauper and troupe keep the True Colors bright
Cyndi Lauper, B-52s keep the colors bright on True Colors tour.
Film about The Gits keeps singer's memory alive
Gene Stout: Gits fans weary of the lurid details of Mia Zapata's violent death in 1993 can rejoice in a new film, "The Gits," making its Seattle debut Friday at the Northwest Film Forum before opening at select theaters around the country.
Listen Up: Vanessa Hudgens
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 2008
Listen Up: Los Lonely Boys
TUESDAY, JULY 1, 2008
Listen Up: Earlimart
MONDAY, JUNE 30, 2008
Music: Judas Priest's 'Nostradamus'
It's the British metal quintet's first concept album, a fascinating telling of the life and times of Nostradamus, the selfproclaimed prophet, his predictions and turbulent life.
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