Music Rises at CATHEDRALS: Tacoma
The second in the already-popular CATHEDRALS: Tacoma concert series will take place on Friday, July 27 at 8 pm. David Bazan, Kevin Sur (of Indian Valley Line), and Pretty Broken Things will perform at Immanuel Presbyterian Church – Tickets $16
Read articleApartment Lights Switching On
Music lovers in Tacoma and beyond are familiar with Grace Sullivan. As a founding member of the very popular Goldfinch, she co-wrote and performed songs of barren sincerity mined from the dark vein between sacrament and sense. Last year, fans noticed changes in the band, including Grace’s absence. But by no means had she stopped writing music.
Read articleHelp a Seriously Injured, Uninsured Local Musician
Local musician and much beloved friend and citizen Luke Stevens suffered severe injuries due to an on-the-job fall. The accident resulted in five serious fractures to his spine, the most threatening located at C-6: the cervical spine/neck. The harsh reality is that he and his family will need some financial assistance in the coming month to pay rent, bills, and medical expenses.
Read articleCathedrals Tacoma – Concert Series, Part 1: Pickwick, The Maldives & Pearly Gate Music
This Saturday, March 24, Pickwick, The Maldives and Pearly Gate Music will be playing Immanuel Presbyterian Church in Tacoma. Why should you go see a rock show in a church? Let us explain…
Read articleClemm Rishad and William Jordan are The Writer’s Block
In just one lightning fast year, William Jordan and Clemm Rishad, the Tacoma duo responsible for Nicki Minaj’s hit “Fly”, have become newly anointed, highly-sought after pop and hip hop hit-makers. But these two Tacomans are so much more than songwriters.
Read articleGoldfinch on a Wing
Goldfinch has been “an active part of the arts community in Tacoma for many years, and I think that using a random space in the city to record in a non-sterile environment makes the most sense,” singer Aaron Steven says. “After all, we are not a hermetically sealed city, and I don’t believe our art should be, either.”
Read articleThe Warehouse: Giving Music A Home
This Tacoma-based company is quietly making its mark by turning the notion of “underground” on its head and engaging the community and artists in a bold synthesis of freedom and hospitality.
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