With just under a month until the fifth annual Treefort Fest hits Boise, we’re excited to announce our Treefort Showcase 2016. After a few successful runs over the past few years, we believe this is the best lineup we’ve put together. On Friday March 25 and Saturday March 26, we’ll be hosting sets on the […]
Noise Pop 2016 rolled on in the Bay Area as California’s own jazz master Kamasi Washington played two, consecutive sold out shows at the Independent on Thursday night. Now there’s “sold out” at the Independent. And then there’s “10% over max capacity, good luck getting through the door, let alone making it to the bathroom” […]
By: Rachel Milani If you haven’t noticed, shoegaze is back. Although our generation isn’t comfortable with the identity that word conjures up– traversing genres is, admittedly, the worst part of writing about music– there is no doubt that dreamy, reverb-heavy rock n roll is having a(nother) moment. Cue the lineup at Bottom of the Hill […]
After a lone event or two last week, Noise Pop 2016 kicked into gear on Tuesday night. Elsewhere in San Francisco, you could’ve caught Metric, Makonnen, Kool AD and others. Meanwhile at the Independent, Naytronix (the project of tUnE-yArDs‘ Nate Brenner), Kid Trails (Toro y Moi guitarist Patrick Jeffords) and Hunny opened for Oakland’s Astronauts Etc. Originally […]
Seattle’s Capitol Hill Block Party returns for its 20th iteration this summer. From July 22-24, the festival returns to the namesake neighborhood. The Capitol Hill Block Party 2016 lineup includes hometown-to-world-traversing-stars ODESZA, Scot electro-pop group Chvrches, the now Alice Glass-less Crystal Castles, bass virtuoso Thundercat, Nao, Tourist, the Cave Singers, Pure Bathing Culture, The Life of Pablo producing DJDS and […]